How to list non-empty subdirectories on linux?

I have a directory containing multiple subdirectories. I want to list only those subdirectories that contain at least one file. How can I do that?

Solution

 find . -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1 -not -empty -type d

will give you all nonempty directories. If you want to exclude directories that contain only other directories (but no files), one of the other answers might be better...

Adding XML element in XML file using sed command in shell script
Using curl and grep to extract data from a file
Why does the (( compound command assign to a variable in this case?
How to echo shell commands as they are executed
How to check if an environment variable exists and get its value?
How do I grab an INI value within a shell script?
How can I set the current working directory to the directory of the script in Bash?
How to write if statement in .tmux.conf to set different options for different tmux versions?
How to automate prompts during apt upgrades in bash?
Mac -bash: node: command not found
GitHub Actions: How to pass toJSON() result to shell commands
Format stdin in bash
stop docker build in case of WARN level log messages
How to print string between two character using Linux/bash command
Changing sql queries in loop using variables and SED command in bash
Shortest way to swap two files in bash
How to replace text using a regular expression in bash
How to reload .bashrc settings without logging out and back in again?
postgresql: Invalid data directory | Can't open PID file /var/run/postgresql/10-main.pid (yet?) after start: No such file or directory
Pass an array from groovy to bash
Parsing a CSV file using gawk
How to use bash for loop to awk print FPAT string found in quoted variable
How to lint all the files recursive while printing out only files that have an error?
How to pass a Bash variable to Python?
When is grep searched for patterns to a file with quotes and/or without quotes in bash?
bash printf broken for floats
Check if a string contains asterisk (*)
How to use bash to get the last day of each month for the current year without using if else or switch or while loop?
Can I loop over the keys of an associative array with the same syntax as bash and zsh
Bash using Expect script gives error for ssh call