This generates output:
$ grep -rl --exclude-dir=usr LINUX /usr/include
and this doesn't:
$ grep -rl --exclude-dir='usr*' LINUX /usr/include
This feels like a bug. My actual use-case is more like the following, but
the above seems like a more universal test case.
$ grep -rl --exclude-dir='.*' /
This generates output:
$ grep -rl --exclude-dir=usr LINUX /usr/include
and this doesn't:
$ grep -rl --exclude-dir='usr*' LINUX /usr/include
This feels like a bug. My actual use-case is more like the following, but
the above seems like a more universal test case.
$ grep -rl --exclude-dir='.*' /
