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Using bash, how to find files in a directory structure except for *.xml files?
I’m just trying to use
find . -regex ....
regexe:
'.*^((?!xml).)*$'
but without expected results…
or is there another way to achieve this, i.e. without a regexp matching?
find . ! -name "*.xml" -type f