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We have published build infos to our Artifactory and split up our builds into modules. I want to download a specific module from a specific build but don't find the correct CLI arguments. How can I do that?
$ jf rt dl --build=BUILDNAME/BUILDNUMBER
This downloads everything belonging to the build which I don't want.
$ jf rt dl --build=BUILDNAME/BUILDNUMBER --module=Release
This complains that --build-name and --build-number options are mandatory when the module option is provided (not sure why because build name and number are part of the --build option.
$ jf rt dl --build=BUILDNAME/BUILDNUMBER --build-name=BUILDNAME --build-number=BUILDNUMBER --module=Release
This doesn't seem to make too much sense because I specify everything twice but it also downloads everything and not only the specified module.
$ jf rt dl --build-name=BUILDNAME --build-number=BUILDNUMBER --module=Release
This complains that I use the wrong number of arguments. Apparently there's missing one but I don't know which?
$ jf rt dl --build-name=BUILDNAME --build-number=BUILDNUMBER --module=Release '*'
I tried to specify a source pattern but this doesn't seem to do anything. It just says "Working..." the whole time.
I'm out of ideas what else to try. Isn't downloading a module from a build a supported use case? Then what even is the purpose of the --module option in the download command?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi @fschoenm,
Unfortunately downloading by module is not supported at the moment.
The --module option is for collecting build info for the artifacts which are downloaded by the command. We'll try improving the documentation to make that clearer.
Sorry for the inconvenience caused by this.
We have published build infos to our Artifactory and split up our builds into modules. I want to download a specific module from a specific build but don't find the correct CLI arguments. How can I do that?
$ jf rt dl --build=BUILDNAME/BUILDNUMBER
This downloads everything belonging to the build which I don't want.
$ jf rt dl --build=BUILDNAME/BUILDNUMBER --module=Release
This complains that
--build-name
and--build-number
options are mandatory when the module option is provided (not sure why because build name and number are part of the--build
option.$ jf rt dl --build=BUILDNAME/BUILDNUMBER --build-name=BUILDNAME --build-number=BUILDNUMBER --module=Release
This doesn't seem to make too much sense because I specify everything twice but it also downloads everything and not only the specified module.
$ jf rt dl --build-name=BUILDNAME --build-number=BUILDNUMBER --module=Release
This complains that I use the wrong number of arguments. Apparently there's missing one but I don't know which?
$ jf rt dl --build-name=BUILDNAME --build-number=BUILDNUMBER --module=Release '*'
I tried to specify a source pattern but this doesn't seem to do anything. It just says "Working..." the whole time.
I'm out of ideas what else to try. Isn't downloading a module from a build a supported use case? Then what even is the purpose of the
--module
option in thedownload
command?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: