[07:59:22] <_joe_>	 to perform CI in a repo, I need to launch some commands for each directory that has a file with a special name in it. Of course that can be done with a simple bash loop around find
[07:59:59] <_joe_>	 but it seems suboptimal and would need me to implement a few things. So I was thinking of using something like make or Rake to do it
[08:00:05] <_joe_>	 anyone has better ideas?
[08:02:56] <vgutierrez>	 find -exec is not enough?
[08:06:14] <_joe_>	 it is ofc, but then the output is ugly and you can't for example select which tests to run without reimplementing command-line parsing completely
[08:06:32] <_joe_>	 I would use a loop to show precisely where the linting failed
[08:06:47] <_joe_>	 but again, a lot of things to reimplement that tools like rake give you for free
[08:07:13] <_joe_>	 so I was asking if anyone knows some other tools I'm not thinking of that could be a better option for this.
[11:53:59] <paravoid>	 what is in those directories?
[11:54:07] <paravoid>	 is it code in a particular language ofr instance?
[12:43:08] <_joe_>	 helm charts, I want to run helm lint and other commands on every directory that includes a "chart.yaml" file
[12:45:23] <_joe_>	 in a future, I might want to run some tests on yaml files generated from those charts :)