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I need to do a directory sync e.g. from /dir-a/ to /dir-b/ (always in this direction). However, there are two requirements:
/dir-a/.dont-copy/ (yes, started with a .) that I should ignore. That is, /dir-a/.dont-copy/ should always stay in /dir-a/, never move./dir-b/ that don’t exist in /dir-a/ should be deleted.How would I do this using command-line tools (ideally, on Mac OSX)? Thanks beforehand for your help!
try:
Note the trailing slash on dir-a. If you omit that, you will get dir-b/dir-a.