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I am using JFrog to store all the artifacts. I am using curl cmd to replace the artifact. Below is the curl cmd, the problem it doesn't replace/ overwrite the 'WINX64.zip'.

curl -X PUT -u user1:$(pwd) http://xyz:8080/artifactory/xyzFolder/winx64/WINX64.zip 
 -T  C:\artifacts\localMachine\Test.zip -v

Please correct me on curl, I am not familiar with this cmd.

To give additional Info, I am updating this from tfs build. I am not familiar TFS JFrogDeployer. Basically whenever build is completed, I want the WINX64.zip from above path to be updated everytime build is completed. It can be curl or by any other method.

Hope I am clear, anymore Info please do me know.

karansys
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You could use the following curl script:

curl -u username:password -X PUT "http://localhost:8046/artifactory/xxx/windows.zip" -T filepath/xxx.zip

Here is my example in build:

Orgin artifact:

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Build definition:

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Artifacts can be generated in the previous tasks in $(build.artifactstagingdirectory). Then i use the curl command to upload the artifacts to jfrog.

The existing zip file will be replaced.

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On the other hand, you also could use this Azure Devops extension: JFrog Artifactory to upload the files.

Here is the doc about Jfrog Rest API.

Kevin Lu-MSFT
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Have a look at the Artifactory TFS Extension.

It will allow you to easily upload files using the upload task.

Prostagma
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