In the specific case of stage_components , this error often arises in CI/CD pipelines (like Jenkins or GitHub Actions) or build scripts. If your build process zips up a directory structure and you try to pull out just the components later, the command: unzip build.zip stage_components/* ...will fail unless you have a folder named stage_components already sitting in your current directory. By wrapping the specification in quotes, unzip will successfully dive into build.zip , find the internal directory, and extract its contents.
: By default, shells like Bash try to match wildcards against files already present on your disk before running the command. If no files on your disk match the pattern, the shell passes the literal string to unzip , which may then fail if it doesn't see the expected archive. In the specific case of stage_components , this
that rely on unzipping components from a specific path (e.g., : By default, shells like Bash try to
Add a debugging step in your pipeline ( ls -R or pwd ) right before the unzip command to print exactly what files are visible to the runner. This exact error is famously common during Oracle
This exact error is famously common during Oracle Database 11gR2 installations on Linux systems. The installer script ( runInstaller ) runs an internal unzip command on the installation files and can fail with an error related to the stage/Components directory:
In the specific case of stage_components , this error often arises in CI/CD pipelines (like Jenkins or GitHub Actions) or build scripts. If your build process zips up a directory structure and you try to pull out just the components later, the command: unzip build.zip stage_components/* ...will fail unless you have a folder named stage_components already sitting in your current directory. By wrapping the specification in quotes, unzip will successfully dive into build.zip , find the internal directory, and extract its contents.
: By default, shells like Bash try to match wildcards against files already present on your disk before running the command. If no files on your disk match the pattern, the shell passes the literal string to unzip , which may then fail if it doesn't see the expected archive.
that rely on unzipping components from a specific path (e.g.,
Add a debugging step in your pipeline ( ls -R or pwd ) right before the unzip command to print exactly what files are visible to the runner.
This exact error is famously common during Oracle Database 11gR2 installations on Linux systems. The installer script ( runInstaller ) runs an internal unzip command on the installation files and can fail with an error related to the stage/Components directory: