For loop in batch [duplicate]

Question

I execuet the below batch to get my script "mvn.bat" to execute on all the folders under a directory. As you see the for loop considers "*" as input and this all folders are considered for execution.

FOR /D %%G in ("*") DO (
    D:\maven\bin\mvn.bat jcli:deploy -Dlist.dir="./%%G" -Denv.name=Server1 -Dint.service=Server service
)

I now wanted the script to ignore folders that ends with Shared (condition "*Shared"), i tried several ways putting if loop to filter and etc,, but nothing worked out, any sugeestion or solution will be helpful..

Community · Accepted Answer · 2017-05-23 12:12:28Z

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Its hard to tell what you are really asking but I think you cannot do that in a DOS batch script but you can do that in C# or Powershell possibly. Your clue can be found here ?

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user1515853 Over a year ago

I think i miscommunicated, I wanted the loop to exclue folders with the name '*shared' and they are not really a shared folders

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