linux - ls command ignore specific directory [bash] -
tree:
a.txt (file) tests/b.txt (directory) c.txt (file) ls :
a.txt tests/b.txt c.txt ignore specific file:
ls -i c.txt :
a.txt tests/b.txt ignore specific directory:
ls -i tests : (does not work - tests directory should not appear)
a.txt tests/b.txt c.txt
the "man page" ls command explains -i flag accepts pattern. can use wildcard in command:
ls -i tests* see: man ls or commands online man page
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