In the bash command line, I want to find all files that are named foo or bar. I tried this:
find . -name "foo\|bar"
but that doesn’t work. What’s the right syntax?
In the bash command line, I want to find all files that are named
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In the bash command line, I want to find all files that are named foo or bar. I tried this:
find . -name "foo\|bar"
but that doesn’t work. What’s the right syntax?
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