How to xcopy all folders starting with string in depth 1?

Question

I'm running xcopy within a Jenkins build.

I have the following directory structure:

Ensure\
  a
    Web_ERP
  b
  c
    Web_ERP
  Web_ERP
  Web_ERP_Claims
  Web_ERP_Finance

I'm trying to copy all folders which start with "Web_ER*" under Ensure (depth=1) to my current workspace.

node () {
    stage ('Setup') {
        deleteDir()
        bat '''
            IF NOT EXIST c:\\deploy mkdir c:\\deploy
            cd ..\\Ensure
            xcopy Web_ER* "%WORKSPACE%" /e
        '''
    }
}

In reality, all the folders which start with Web_ER* are being copied along with Web_ER* folders which reside under folders a and c.

I want only Web_ER* folders which reside under Ensure to be copied along with their content.

I've tried the following switches with xcopy: /i /e /s /m but I get the same result every time.

Edit #1:

@magoo when I run the command you gave it copies all the files which are under each one of the Web_ER* folders without the folders themselves, I want to copy all the folders strating with "Web_ER*" with all their subdirectories to my destination folder. Following your example I've also tried:

for /f "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b /ad web_er*') do xcopy ".\\%%a" "%WORKSPACE%" /e /y

But to no avail.

In linux for example it's as easy as:

cp -R folder/pattern* destination/dir

I'm looking for the equivalent command in windows.

What am I doing wrong?

Answer 1

for /f "delims=" %%a in ('dir /b /ad web_er*') do xcopy ".\%%a\*" "%WORKSPACE%" /e

should accomplish this. Process a directory list in /b basic (name-only) form /ad of directorynames matching web_er* in the current directory, and apply each name found in turn to %%a; then xcopy all of the files.