This command recursively finds every file
matching the glob pattern *.* (name.extension)
in the working directory,
excluding child directories whose names start with ..
This is useful for skipping various VCS directories, for instance.
find . -type d -path './.*' -prune -o -type f -name '*.*' -printThere is a lot of misleading and confusing information on the Internet about how to achieve this.
One important thing to remember is that find prepends ./ to every result,
accounting for the first part of the -path argument.
The -name argument is included to demonstrate additional filters.
Omitting it would yield every file.