use strict;
use warnings;
use File::Slurp;
use File::Path qw( remove_tree );
use Cwd;

my $dir  = shift;  #path/to/cache
my @dirs = read_dir( $dir );
my $path = getcwd( $dir );

for (@dirs) {
    next if ( -f $_ );
    if ( $_ !~ /(?:_)/ ) {
        my $removed = $path . "$dir/$_";
        remove_tree($removed);
        print "removed : $removed\n";
    }
}

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I used Perl Regex Tester to create a regex that matches _ in the path, if found then it uses rmtree to remove it. This is completely untested as i am getting ready for work!

EDIT: Changed =~ to !~ so it will match all dirs that dont have '_' in it.
EDIT2: Just made the code so it should work as intended.

In reply to Re: Rmtree with exclude by james28909
in thread Rmtree with exclude by Mery84

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