Is it possible to do a dry run with Zip command line or GUI?
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I have been searching and reading for hours but I haven't been able to find a solution to my problem:
I need to know what would be the size of the zipped file in advance (and possibly check for errors as well), before or without actually zipping anything.
I have the latest 7-Zip release on an updated Windows 10 machine.
Thank you
No way now
Ok, Igor, thanks for your reply :)
I also need a dry-run feature, not to see the final archive size but just to see what files will be included.
This is particularly useful with large archives which take a long time to run - so you can tweak the include and exclude list before starting a real run.
Is there any way to achieve that?
Thanks.
I also need a dry-run feature, not to see the final archive size but just to see what files will be included.
This is particularly useful with large archives which take a long time to run - so you can tweak the include and exclude list before starting a real run.
Is there any way to achieve that?
Thanks.
you can try hash command instead of "add" command