The JFrog CLI cpoy move download command supports move and download the match individual paths directories and files under the directories instead of full paths directories and files under the directories.

[sjl0825]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When running the JFrog CLI move or download command to move or download the matching directory and files in the Artifactory repository, the JFrog CLI moves and downloads the complete directory path and files in the directory by default and can't move and download the match individual paths directories and the files under the directories.

Describe the solution you'd like to see:
Expect the JFrog CLI move or download command to support moving or downloading individually matching directories and the files under the directories.
The generic type repository needs support.

Example:
Run command: jf rt mv "example-repo-local/artifactory2023/artifactory2/test*" example-repo-local/20230706/
Run result: move the test*/* directories and files to example-repo-local/20230706/

Describe alternatives you've considered
No other alternative was found.

Additional context
The JFrog CLI version is 2.36.1.

[RobiNino]

Hi @sjl0825 ,
Try using Placeholders, I believe they are offering the flexibility you are after. For example:
jf rt mv "example-repo-local/artifactory2023/artifactory2/test/(*)" example-repo-local/20230706/{1}
Let me know if that works for you.

[sjl0825]

Hi @sjl0825 , Try using Placeholders, I believe they are offering the flexibility you are after. For example: jf rt mv "example-repo-local/artifactory2023/artifactory2/test/(*)" example-repo-local/20230706/{1} Let me know if that works for you.

Thank you for your help. I solved this problem by using Placeholders. Thank you.

[sjl0825]

Hi @sjl0825 , Try using Placeholders, I believe they are offering the flexibility you are after. For example: jf rt mv "example-repo-local/artifactory2023/artifactory2/test/(*)" example-repo-local/20230706/{1} Let me know if that works for you.

Thank you for your help. I solved this problem by using Placeholders. Thank you.

[sjl0825]

Hi @sjl0825 , Try using Placeholders, I believe they are offering the flexibility you are after. For example: jf rt mv "example-repo-local/artifactory2023/artifactory2/test/(*)" example-repo-local/20230706/{1} Let me know if that works for you.

Hi @RobiNino ,
It will work properly with using Placeholder, but the customer wants to achieve it without using Placeholder, similar to the cp -R command, as follows:
jf rt mv "example-repo-local/artifactory2023/artifactory2/test/" example-repo-local/20230706/
Will move the directories and file in the “example-repo-local/artifactory2023/artifactory2/test/” to “example-repo-local/20230706/”