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Filter rules expression format in package manager

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I am creating packages to sync our AEM prod environment with dev using package manager. Since package manager fails to build the packages with large size, I was splitting some folders by creating packages for the sub-folders inside the larger folders. But as there is many number of sub folders, it is a burden to create packages for each one. So, I decided to create packages by taking multiple sub-folders inside the larger folder. For that I gave regular expressions in filter rules like following;

include/content/dam/portfolio/properties/f*
include/content/dam/portfolio/properties/g*
include/content/dam/portfolio/properties/h*

 

What I meant with this is to take all the sub-folders starting with f, g, and h inside /content/dam/portfolio/properties/ folder.
But this is not working as expected. What is the correct solution to achieve my requirement?

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The subfolders must be direct children of the filter root, or you should allow all parent folders up to the filter root [0]. Additionally, make a slight adjustment to the include regex by using f.*, g.*, etc.

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[0]: https://jackrabbit.apache.org/filevault/filter.html#usage-for-export

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Hi, 

 

Keep in mind that the include and exclude rules accept only regular expressions. Therefore, I believe that might be the issue. You can try something similar to the following, which will include only the folders which start with the letter "f" under the path "/content/dam/portfolio/properties"

 

/content/dam/portfolio/properties/f[^/]+.*

 

 

Here you can find more info: https://jackrabbit.apache.org/filevault/filter.html#Include_and_Exclude_Elements 

Hope this helps



Esteban Bustamante

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Correct answer by
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The subfolders must be direct children of the filter root, or you should allow all parent folders up to the filter root [0]. Additionally, make a slight adjustment to the include regex by using f.*, g.*, etc.

Screenshot 2023-11-09 at 7.51.26 PM.png

[0]: https://jackrabbit.apache.org/filevault/filter.html#usage-for-export

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@Anas_R 

 

If content sync is a regular activity, please review https://adobe-consulting-services.github.io/acs-aem-commons/features/contentsync/index.html

Its a new content sync feature in ACS commons to incrementally sync content


Aanchal Sikka