The solution is to prevent the shell from expanding the wildcard. You can do this in two primary ways:

The shell expands stage/* before unzip sees it. If no files match in the current directory, the literal string stage/* is passed.

If after trying these solutions you still encounter issues, consider providing more details about your specific scenario for more targeted advice.

Linux and macOS filesystems are often case-sensitive. If your file is named Stage_Components.zip and you type stage*.zip , the system will not find it. Double-check your spelling and casing by running ls first. Common Scenarios and Examples Scenario A: Extracting Multiple ZIP Files At Once

unar archive.zip -d stage/components/

unzip data.zip 'stage*'

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The solution is to prevent the shell from expanding the wildcard. You can do this in two primary ways:

The shell expands stage/* before unzip sees it. If no files match in the current directory, the literal string stage/* is passed. The solution is to prevent the shell from

If after trying these solutions you still encounter issues, consider providing more details about your specific scenario for more targeted advice. The solution is to prevent the shell from

Linux and macOS filesystems are often case-sensitive. If your file is named Stage_Components.zip and you type stage*.zip , the system will not find it. Double-check your spelling and casing by running ls first. Common Scenarios and Examples Scenario A: Extracting Multiple ZIP Files At Once The solution is to prevent the shell from

unar archive.zip -d stage/components/

unzip data.zip 'stage*'