The release of version 10.0.0 of the console file search utility has taken place fd, written in Rust and distributed under the MIT and Apache 2.0 licenses.
Changes:
- a dir alias has been added to the directory when using the -t—type key;
- support for the date format @%s in time filters has been added, similar to GNU date (seconds since the Unix epoch for —older/—newer);
- .git directory is now automatically not ignored when using the —hidden key with VCS ignoring enabled;
- fixed the definition of the NO_COLOR environment variable when using the —list-details option;
- fixed an issue with hidden files output when the search path was .;
- aarch64 builds now use 64-kilobyte pages (when using jemalloc);
- the minimum supported version of Rust is now 1.77.2 (for fixing CVE-2024-24576, only for Windows).
On May 2, the release of 3.2 a similar utility bfs, but written in C, took place.
Changes:
- added the -limit N action, which exits immediately after receiving N results;
- implemented the -context function (from GNU find) for searching SELinux contexts;
- implemented the -printf %Z function to output SELinux contexts;
- rewritten the build system;
- improved platform support:
- implementation of -acl for Solaris/Illumos;
- implementation of -xattr for DragonFly BSD.
Source: linux.org.ru
