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Using `mdfind` since it's fast, yet it may not return all excluded directories Kinda fixes stevegrunwell#68
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I've a
~/development/projectdirectory which is manually marked as excluded from Time Machine.Previously
asimovwould iterate over its subdirectories, now it won't.Also, subsequent runs could benefit from that feature.
Using
mdfindinstead offind "${ASIMOV_ROOT}" -type d -xattrname "com.apple.metadata:com_apple_backup_excludeItem" -prune -printas it's superfast. Though it has a downside: some excluded directories are not reported.