I am trying to pass the files from find command to adb push like this:
find . -name "test0[4-8]*.py" -exec adb push {} \; /storage/emulated/0/ I get an error find: paths must precede expression: /storage/emulated/0/
How can I specify that /storage/emulated/0/ is not a path.
The semicolon indicating the end of the exec command should be at the end of the exec predicate:
find . -name "test0[4-8]*.py" -exec adb push {} /storage/emulated/0/ \; I'm assuming /storage/emulated/0/ is the path on the remote device? So it should form part of the command, your \; comes before it.
find . -name "test0[4-8]*.py" -exec adb push {} /storage/emulated/0/ \;
if that still gives you issues put "/" for each "/" to escape them. Effectively everything from -exec to \; is sent into a sub shell with {} replaced with the path to each file found.
