I'm working on a bash script in an AWS EC2 instance (RHEL derived) which needs to do the following:
"_combined" in ${PROJECT_DIR}What's the best approach to do this?
So, something like
find "$PROJECT_DIR" -path "*/_combined/*" -type f
And if that seems right:
find "$PROJECT_DIR" -path "*/_combined/*" -type f -delete
Of course that will hit all regular files in the whole tree, not just immediate contents of _combined.
This will do what you've described. When you are sure it works, replace the -print clause with -delete:
find "$PROJECT_DIR" -type d -name '_combined' -execdir find '_combined' -maxdepth 1 -type f -print \;
What it does is to search for all directories named _combined underneath $PROJECT_DIR, and in each one it runs the second find snippet which will remove all non-directories in the found directory.
