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My instant reaction to the example was “that won’t work; you’re shell will say something like ‘no matches’”. Using an unescaped star in a find command never wo
by umanwizard 7y ago
My instant reaction to the example was “that won’t work; you’re shell will say something like ‘no matches’”.
Using an unescaped star in a find command never works for me, which is a lot better than it sometimes working and sometimes breaking!
Reading the article and the comments, it seems like bash doesn’t do this? I suppose it’s one nice thing about oh-my-zsh, whose default confit I use almost unchanged.
- CGamesPlay 7y agoDitto, fish shell also provides this behavior in the default config.
- erikbye 7y agoIt's a default in zsh, nevermind oh-my-zsh.
- umanwizard 7y agoThanks; I didn’t know whether it was or not while I was writing my comment, and it was difficult to check on mobile, so I went with what I knew for sure. Glad to know it’s a stock zsh default, too!