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All the solutions I've found so far don't work with find command like these. For some reason the output doesn't get flushed immediately with even line separators '\n'.

Example for command: find ~/ ! -path '/Users/username//Library/*' -type f -size +2G

I just want to get real-time output from that command, the output can be seen in terminal in real-time but from all methods like mentioned above I've tried it waits till end of execution then flushes all output.

Newsonic
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  • So the one who downvoted the question, at the very least he/she should mention the reason... – Newsonic Jun 17 '19 at 00:52
  • I got a workaround by appending -exec echo {} \\; which flushes from pipe buffer the file path but of course it's far from a perfect solution. – Newsonic Jun 17 '19 at 01:42

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