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Linux way/command to make a script running from every subdir

Sorry if not really Artix but no/little attention on many other forums

How is the find command (or else if better) to let us run a script from, i.e. relative to, every subdir under, and including, current working directory ?

illustratio e.g. script is
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grep 'foo' *

Re: Linux way/command to make a script running from every subdir

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Quote from: mardiyah – on
Sorry if not really Artix but no/little attention on many other forums

How is the find command (or else if better) to let us run a script from, i.e. relative to, every subdir under, and including, current working directory ?

illustratio e.g. script is
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grep 'foo' *
I would do it this way:
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find . -type d -exec sh -c 'cd {} && command' ';'