This works well for a basic listing of sub directories.
However the first method, using the Linux version, has a lot more options. Using tree -C adds colour making directories easier to visually separate from files. Using tree -L 2 will just go down 2 levels (or any number you use).
I couldn't get the Windows version to list out files from git-bash properly either using the /F switch.
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This works well for a basic listing of sub directories.
However the first method, using the Linux version, has a lot more options. Using
tree -Cadds colour making directories easier to visually separate from files. Usingtree -L 2will just go down 2 levels (or any number you use).I couldn't get the Windows version to list out files from git-bash properly either using the
/Fswitch.