For everyone that uses the command line or needs create zips via bash in a deployment type of workflow, this achieve the same onde you are inside the directory you want to zip:
> zip -r <dir>.zip .-x".*"-x"__MACOSX"
Where <dir> is the name you want. You can also check with:
> zipinfo <dir>.zip
Please, also note the rule ".*" exclude any file starting with an ., if you need some kind of hidden file you change it to just " .DS_Store" or whatever pattern suits you.
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For everyone that uses the command line or needs create zips via bash in a deployment type of workflow, this achieve the same onde you are inside the directory you want to zip:
Where
<dir>is the name you want. You can also check with:Please, also note the rule ".*" exclude any file starting with an ., if you need some kind of hidden file you change it to just " .DS_Store" or whatever pattern suits you.