find every file updated by a command
The post lists a way to find every file that gets updated by a command.
To find every file use a “start” file and find’s -cnewer flag:
touch start
<DO STUFF>
find . -cnewer start -printf "%T+\t%p\n" | sort
How this Works
touch start creates or updates a a file called start before each command. You can name your start file something other than start.
The rest of the command is documented @ find sort by date.
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