find specific files and copy them to a directory in linux

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abc-1.0.zip
kncb-1.0.zip
jenk-1.1.zip


I want to find all the above files dynamically and copy them to a directory except jenk-1.1.zip. I have tried the below command but it also copies file(jenk*.zip), need a command which copies all the above files except jenk-1.1.zip to a directory mentioned (test_dir);



find . ( -name *abc*.zip-o -name *knc*.zip ! -name "*jenk*.zip") ! -path '*/test_dir/*.jar' -exec cp -ar ./test_dir ;








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    abc-1.0.zip
    kncb-1.0.zip
    jenk-1.1.zip


    I want to find all the above files dynamically and copy them to a directory except jenk-1.1.zip. I have tried the below command but it also copies file(jenk*.zip), need a command which copies all the above files except jenk-1.1.zip to a directory mentioned (test_dir);



    find . ( -name *abc*.zip-o -name *knc*.zip ! -name "*jenk*.zip") ! -path '*/test_dir/*.jar' -exec cp -ar ./test_dir ;








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      abc-1.0.zip
      kncb-1.0.zip
      jenk-1.1.zip


      I want to find all the above files dynamically and copy them to a directory except jenk-1.1.zip. I have tried the below command but it also copies file(jenk*.zip), need a command which copies all the above files except jenk-1.1.zip to a directory mentioned (test_dir);



      find . ( -name *abc*.zip-o -name *knc*.zip ! -name "*jenk*.zip") ! -path '*/test_dir/*.jar' -exec cp -ar ./test_dir ;








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      abc-1.0.zip
      kncb-1.0.zip
      jenk-1.1.zip


      I want to find all the above files dynamically and copy them to a directory except jenk-1.1.zip. I have tried the below command but it also copies file(jenk*.zip), need a command which copies all the above files except jenk-1.1.zip to a directory mentioned (test_dir);



      find . ( -name *abc*.zip-o -name *knc*.zip ! -name "*jenk*.zip") ! -path '*/test_dir/*.jar' -exec cp -ar ./test_dir ;






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