Out of curiosity, how would you recursively grep files ignoring (hidden files [e.g., `.git`]), only matching a certain file extension? (E.g., `rg -g '*.foo' bar`.)
I use the command line a lot too and this is one of my most common commands, and I don't know of an elegant way to do it with the builtin Unix tools.
(And I have basically the same question for finding files matching a regex or glob [ignoring the stuff I obviously don't want], e.g., `fd '.foo.*'`.)
I use the command line a lot too and this is one of my most common commands, and I don't know of an elegant way to do it with the builtin Unix tools.
(And I have basically the same question for finding files matching a regex or glob [ignoring the stuff I obviously don't want], e.g., `fd '.foo.*'`.)