Is there a way to write an find so that it breaks if one of the -exec operations fails on a file?E.g. (javac is conveniently used as a program that can return an exit code of 1 on some files and for no other reason):$ echo public classXX A{} >> A.java$ echo public class B{} >> B.java$ find . -iname \*.java -exec javac {} \;./A.java:1: error: class, interface, or enum expectedpublic classXX A{}       ^1 errorIn the example above, although the exec on the file A.java failed (and returned an exit code of 1), the find command proceeded and compiled file B.java as well. Is there a way to break out of find or should I use some form of for instead? My version of find:$ find -version  | head -1find (GNU findutils) 4.4.2
break out of find if an -exec fails
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