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Grep exclude

Grep exclude

Just filter your output with:
grep -v "excluded_pattern"
Example to get all not txt files in current directory.
ls | grep -v .txt

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Grep exclude file extension

grep -r --exclude="*.cmd"  "ckim" ./

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