Remove all but exclude particular file or directoryBy neokrates, written on July 22, 2010 |
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It is possible, for example by combining find, rm and grep.
Example
Recursively clean current directory but not file or dir named “maven” and not “.m2″.
rm -r `find . |grep -v "maven"|grep -v ".m2"`
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