Igor Pavlov

Now I don't think that we need terse support in 7-zip. Rare methods are useless.

7z/lzma2 now is faster than 7z/deflate, because 7-Zip can use multithreading for LZMA2. bzip2 is another algorithm - BWT. LZMA and deflate are both LZ algorithms. original idea was that 7-Zip supports all main algorithms in 7z format: LZ (LZMA), BWT(BZip2) and PPM (PPMd). BTW, you can enable Deflate by typing method in Parameters field for 7z archive: m=deflate

The Deflate method doesn't show significant advantage over LZMA.

That command must include all files including Debug, Release and .vs. So at first think why Debug, Release were not included. Create smaller example with same names in another folder and check again with small example. then call: 7z l archive.zip you must see all included folders. If you want exclude some item, you can use: 7z archive.zip c:\path\name\* 7-Zip compares relative part of path with names in exclude list. If you use absolute path c:\path\name\*, then relative part of path is last name...

That command must include all files including Debug, Release and .vs. So at first think why Debug, Release were not included. Create smaller example with same names in another folder and check again with small example. then call: 7z l archive.zip you must see all included folders. If you want exclude some item, you can use: 7z archive.zip c:\path\name\* 7-Zip compares relative part of path with names in exclude list. If you use absolute path c:\path\name\*, then relative part of path is last name...

That command must include all files including Debug, Release and .vs. So at first think why Debug, Release were not included. Create smaller example with same names in another folder and check again with small exaple. then call: 7z l archive.zip you must see all folders. If you want exclude, you can use: @%pzip% vLock.zip c:\path\name\* 7-Zip compares relative part of path with names in exclude list. If you use absolute path, then relative part of path is last name in path. You don't want to compare...

That command must include all files including Debug, Release and .vs. So at fiorst think why Debug, Release were not included. Create smaller example with same names in another folder ancheck again. then call: 7z l .zip you must see all folders. if you want exclude, you can use: @%pzip% vLock.zip c:\path\name\*

Create another directory with same item names, run your script and attach all files including bat file and exclude list file. I suppose that you use some another commands that are not same as you reported in your message. Attached file can show real commands that you call.