Is it possible to use unix wildcards with Scala's ProcessBuilder?
NickName:Taig Ask DateTime:2013-09-06T22:55:05

Is it possible to use unix wildcards with Scala's ProcessBuilder?

Process( Seq( "rm", "-r", "*" ), new File( "/some/dir" ) ) !

This code will fail (rm: *: No such file or directory) because the * wildcard is interpreted as string value rather than a unix wildcard. Is it possible to change this behavior?

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