When the open panel is showing, press Command-Shift-. and the hidden files will appear, including .gitignore. Select the .gitignore file and press the Add button. This works in any app, not just Xcode. It’s an obscure feature of NSOpenPanel.
On Unix, you can use preg_grep to filter out filenames that start with a dot: $files = preg_grep(‘/^([^.])/’, scandir($imagepath));
removing the .idea folder, and restarting the app did the trick for me
EDIT: The correct way is zip -r 1.zip . The commands shown in my previous answer below are incorrect because they also include the parent directory. Have you tried this: zip yourfile.zip sourcedir/* .* or you in your case zip 1.zip * .[^.]* It should include all hidden files also.
Please refer to the solution at the end of this post as a better alternative to what you’re doing. You can explicitly include hidden files (a directory is also a file). grep -r search * .[^.]* The * will match all files except hidden ones and .[^.]* will match only hidden files without … However … Read more
You can write one yourself: import os def listdir_nohidden(path): for f in os.listdir(path): if not f.startswith(‘.’): yield f Or you can use a glob: import glob import os def listdir_nohidden(path): return glob.glob(os.path.join(path, ‘*’)) Either of these will ignore all filenames beginning with ‘.’.