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Apply nbstripout to all files within a folder recursively #127
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You can the really easily by just recursively finding all the files you want and pass them to
I'd prefer to leave functionality for selecting input out of |
@AndrewLouw Is that sufficient for your use case? Can we close this? |
I mean, it works, but I'd still recommend a -r flag to have it built in. There are lots of people out there that don't feel comfortable chaining command line programs together and I don't imagine it'd be a hard feature to add. But it's your project and if you'd rather keep it as a one in one out tool then that's fine with me. |
Adding a flag for searching directories recursively may sound simple, but it opens up a whole host of other issues If you (or someone else) feels strongly about this feature and wants to implement it I'll happily accept a PR. For now I feel there are good enough workarounds to make this not a high priority feature. I'll add it to the backlog. |
bump |
@WolfEYc My position on this has not changed :) I don't consider recursively walking a directory tree |
I was young and naive when I asked for this feature, kynan is right. Using find is the most appropriate way to achieve this. But perhaps an example in the docs would help people out? |
…ubdirectories recursively This was requested in #127.
That is a fair request 👍🏽 Done in c6c1067. |
I'm calling this done, please reopen if you feel anything else is needed here. |
It'd be a nice feature to clear outputs recursively in a folder instead of listing all the files when doing this manually
Thanks
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