--include function of octo pack does not include top level folder when using nupkg

[donnybell]

The --include function of octo pack does not include a top-level folder when using nupkg. However, when using zip, this behaves as expected and does include the top-level folder.

Example 1:
The command below will result in a zip file that includes FolderA and inside FolderA it will have contents
octo pack --id="TestOctoPack" --format="zip" --version="1.0.0" --basePath="C:\SomeFolder\" --include=".\FolderA\**\*.*"

Example 2:
The command below will result in a nupkg file that includes the contents of FolderA, not FolderA itself
octo pack --id="TestOctoPack" --format="nupkg" --version="1.0.0" --basePath="C:\SomeFolder\" --include=".\FolderA\**\*.*"

[hnrkndrssn]

Unfortunately this is due to NuGet only preserving the path portion beginning with the wildcard so the top level folder (e.g. FolderA will not be included. I've tried to find a workaround but have not been able to find any way around it.

Zip works because the full path is preserved as we're not using NuGet when compressing zip files.

[mottykohn]

In my experience this is only a problem in Linux; in MS Windows it works as expected - it does include the top-level in Windows but not in Linux.