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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion ...s/docs/packaging-applications/package-repositories/artifactory-generic-feeds.md
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Expand Up @@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ The regex layout in Artifactory is used to [list the versions of an artifact](ht
If a package has been found and selected but fetching versions fails when creating deployments this is likely due to the layout not matching the artifact within Artifactory.
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On the test page, you can search for packages, this will return the packageId expected by Octopus along with the artifact details. The expected packageId is `path/module` where the path is the folder structure to the artifact returned from the AQL query <code>items.find(...)</code> and the module is determined by the regex expression set on the feed within Octopus.
On the test page, you can search for packages, this will return the packageId expected by Octopus along with the artifact details.

:::div{.warning}
The package search for the feed is case-sensitive, so you must match the package's case in the Package Name field exactly to find the package. A package name can be partially searched for, or the full package name and version can be searched for. For example, for a package called 'FileTransferService-10.0.zip,' you can search for 'File', 'FileTransferService', or 'FileTransferService-10.0.zip'.
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