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I'm trying to list, a list of files answering a specific pattern ("*.xz" in my case) from within a zip file.

The structure of my archive is this:

repo_name:
 folder0:
   inner_folder:
     my_archive.zip
       my_archive_folder:
         username1_folder:
          tar0.xz
          tar1.xz
            ...

I'm using the following AQL (Artifact Query Language):

archive.entries.find({
 "archive.item.repo": {
    "$eq": "repo_name"
 },
 "archive.item.name": {
    "$eq": "my_archive.zip"
},
"archive.entry.name": {
    "$match": "*.xz"
},
"archive.entry.path": {
    "$match": "my_archive_folder/username1_folder/*"
},
"archive.item.path": {
    "$eq": "folder0/inner_folder"
}
})

I have multiple folders inside my repository, and I want to be able to get all of the files answering to *.xz to all of the usernames inside my_archive.zip.

The weird thing is - this query works only to some of the folders, even though they're all in the same structure!

Any idea what I'm missing?

I'm using version 7.27.9 on SaaS.

TylerH
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    Please provide more details, e.g. Artifactory version, saas / on-prem. For example, since Artifactory 7.15.3 the archive indexing feature is disabled by default (https://www.jfrog.com/confluence/display/JFROG/Artifactory+Release+Notes#ArtifactoryReleaseNotes-Artifactory7.15.3). So some of the archives might not be indexed and therefor are not returned by the query. – yinon Jan 05 '22 at 12:36
  • @yinon Thanks for replying Its a SAAS, version - 7.27.9. Is there a way to activate it? – Joseph Asaf Gardin Jan 05 '22 at 12:50
  • Not sure if and how it can be enabled in SaaS. You can contact JFrog support. – yinon Jan 05 '22 at 19:32

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