'How do I unzip a specific folder within a zipped file, and exclude some specific folder within it?

I have a zipped file:

main.zip

And I want to unzip only some folders present in the zipped folder while excluding the .git pack file.

The folder structure in main.zip is as follows: main.zip -> main_folder -> folder1, folder2... and I want to extract only folder2 from the zipped file, but this folder2 contains the .git folder with packed files, which I don't need.

So far I have tried :

unzip main.zip "main_folder/folder2/*" -d ~ path/to/some/directory

!(*.git) will exclude the files ending with .git, but how do I integrate this in the command above?

bash shell unzip

Solution 1:^[1]

The exclude option works!

We just need to provide a path to the files to be excluded!


unzip main.zip "main_folder/folder2/*" -x "main_folder/folder2/*.git/*" -d path/to/some/directory

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