对于其他人，我最终使用 路径名

code> 和下面的递归代码：

pre $ def $ all_files_under（* paths）
paths .flatten！
paths.map！ {| p | Pathname.new（p）}
files = paths.select {| p | p.file？ }
（路径 - 文件）.each do | dir |
档案<< all_files_under（dir.children）
end
files.flatten
end

I have a file hierarchy and some of the sub-directories are relative symlinks. I am using Ruby's Find.find to crawl through these dirs and find some specific files. However it's not looking into any directory which is a symlink (it follows files which are symlinks).

Looking at the source code it seems the problem is because it's using File.lstat(file).directory? to test if something is a directory. This returns false for symlinks but File.stat.directory? returns true.

How can I make Find.find follow symlinks, short of monkey patching it to use File.stat instead of File.lstat?

For anyone else watching, I ended up using Pathname and the following recursive code:

def all_files_under(*paths)
  paths.flatten!
  paths.map! { |p| Pathname.new(p) }
  files = paths.select { |p| p.file? }
  (paths - files).each do |dir|
    files << all_files_under(dir.children)
  end
  files.flatten
end