[JIRA] (JENKINS-60068) File Operations ought to be able to untar other compression-methods

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Jenkins / Improvement JENKINS-60068
File Operations ought to be able to untar other compression-methods
Issue Type: Improvement Improvement
Assignee: Suresh Kumar
Components: file-operations-plugin
Created: 2019-11-06 01:11
Priority: Minor Minor
Reporter: Mikhail T

The File Operations plugin offers a means to untar a file, which is nice. The file can be gzip-ed, which is even nicer.

Yet, for some reason, other compression-methods aren't supported and the operations fail with .tar.bz2 and .tar.xz files.

On my FreeBSD machine, I don't even need to tell tar about the compression – using libarchive the tool deals with it automatically, recognizing both the

I'd think, it is fair to expect a seamless handling of the popular formats in addition to gzip's...

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Mikhail T updated an issue
Change By: Mikhail T
The File Operations plugin offers a means to untar a file, which is nice. The file can be gzip-ed, which is even nicer.

Yet, for some reason, other compression-methods aren't supported and the operations fail with {{.tar.bz2}} and {{.tar.xz}} files.

On my FreeBSD machine, I don't even need to tell tar about the compression – using [libarchive|https://libarchive.org/] the tool deals with it automatically, recognizing both the fact and kind of compression-method.

I'd think, it is fair to expect a seamless handling of the popular formats in addition to gzip's...

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Mikhail T updated an issue
The File Operations plugin offers a means to untar a file, which is nice. The file can be gzip-ed, which is even nicer.

Yet, for some reason, other compression-methods aren't supported and the operations fail with {{.tar.bz2}} and {{.tar.xz}} files.

On my FreeBSD machine, I don't even need to tell tar about the compression – using [libarchive|https://libarchive.org/] the tool deals with it automatically, recognizing both the fact and the kind of compression-method.


I'd think, it is fair to expect a seamless handling of the popular formats in addition to gzip's...
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