[JIRA] (JENKINS-56317) Download from File Shares Seems to Not Use Ant Syntax

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Jason Davis created an issue   Jenkins / JENKINS-56317 Download from File Shares Seems to Not Use Ant Syntax Issue Type: Bug Assignee: Azure DevOps Attachments: steps-doc.png Components: windows-azure-storage-plugin Created: 2019-02-27 20:05 Environment: Plugin: 0.3.13 Jenkins Version: 2.150.3 Priority: Minor Reporter: Jason Davis Not sure if this is a bug, but the docs might be confusing me.  I'm trying a simple test to see if I can download specific files directly from a specific location in a storage account.  I created a storage account and manually uploaded a foo.txt file to an "artifacts" File Share under a subfolder called Secrets.  I uploaded a copy off another in a different subfolder (Azure-Storage-Upload) of the same File Share The pipeline syntax step suggests that downloading from the File Share is possible and that files can be downloaded using ant fileset syntax (I attached a screenshot of the syntax help) I created a simple pipeline: pipeline{ agent any stages{ stage ('Do Something'){ steps{ echo 'download' azureDownload downloadType: 'share', fileShare: 'artifacts', includeFilesPattern: 'Secrets/foo.txt', storageCredentialId: 'jenkins-devops-test-02' } } } } No matter the ant syntax I've tried, I cannot download the specific foo.txt from the "Secrets" subfolder.  I've tried all sorts of combinations such as:  /Secrets/.txt, **/Secrets/*, Secrets/foo.txt, Secrets\foo.txt, etc., etc., etc. [Pipeline] echo download [Pipeline] azureDownload MicrosoftAzureStorage - Downloading files from Azure storage MicrosoftAzureStorage - Need to be downloaded file count = 0 MicrosoftAzureStorage - No file was downloaded from Azure storage. Verify that files exist with specified blob or share. [Pipeline] } However, when I use just "foo.txt" in includeFilesPattern value, both foo.txt files are downloaded from the storage account's File Share.  Given there's not a foo.txt in the root of the "artifacts" File Share this should not have occurred.   [Pipeline] echo download [Pipeline] azureDownload MicrosoftAzureStorage - Downloading files from Azure storage Downloading file:https://ouraccount.file.core.windows.net/artifacts/Azure-Storage-Upload/foo.txt MicrosoftAzureStorage - Need to be downloaded file count = 2 Downloading file:https://ouraccount.file.core.windows.net/artifacts/Secrets/foo.txt blob foo.txt is downloaded to D:\jenkins\home\jobs\Azure-Pipeline-Test\workspace in 00:00:00.197 (HH:mm:ss.S) blob foo.txt is downloaded to D:\jenkins\home\jobs\Azure-Pipeline-Test\workspace in 00:00:00.444 (HH:mm:ss.S) MicrosoftAzureStorage - Downloaded file count = 2 [Pipeline] } It appears that the plugin isn't using ant like syntax when it comes to downloading files in a tree in a storage account's "File Share".  While I could make something work for my needs, the docs might need to be adjusted to avoid confusion if the ability to pull specific, manually uploaded files from a given subdir under a File Share will not be supported.  If it is, or will be possible, any guidance would be appreciated.  It could be a pretty handy feature!    Add Comment   This message was sent by Atlassian Jira (v7.11.2#711002-sha1:fdc329d) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Jenkins Issues" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to jenkinsci-issues+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.