The unzip command is very literal. Ensure the folder structure inside the ZIP actually matches your command. Run unzip -l filename.zip to see the internal file list.
: In Linux/Unix environments, if you don't quote the wildcard (e.g., using unzip *.zip instead of unzip '*.zip' ), the shell tries to expand the wildcard against files in your current folder rather than passing it to unzip to look inside the archive. The unzip command is very literal
If the file is named StageComponents but you are looking for stagecomponents , unzip will fail. Ensure your wildcard pattern matches the exact casing, or use a more flexible pattern like: unzip archive.zip '*[Ss]tage[Cc]omponents*' Use code with caution. 5. Try Alternative Extraction Methods The unzip command is very literal