Searching for files using the bash find
command, I would like to concatenate the resulting files into a new file. For example, if the find command yields:
find . -name "configuration_dev.txt"
./tmp/configuration1/configuration_dev.txt
./tmp/configuration2/configuration_dev.txt
I would like to concatenate the contents of the two files into a new file directly as a bash command.
Best Answer
The command to achieve the desired result is:
A good explanation of the above line is provided here: What is meaning of {} + in find's -exec command?