AEM Package Manager not Installing Package filters properly in target production environment

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I am new to AEM, I am trying to install a package in production environment.

  1. I downloaded an existing package from QA Author with one filter no rules: /etc/tags/name-us-2/video.
  2. I checked the zip files it contains 9 sub folders no files on any of the subfolders.
  3. I looked at QA CRXDE Lite it has 9 sub folders as well and no files on any of the subfolders.
  4. My Production has an existing branch called /etc/tags/name-us-2/ with 3 subfolders non subfolders are called video.
  5. In my Production Author I Upload Package, I browse for that zip folder package that I download on List #1, Build and Installed.
  6. Checked Production Author CEXDE Lite for /etc/tags/name-us-2/video, does not exists.
  7. Troubleshooting reinstalled it again - checked does not exist.
  8. I Uninstalled the package and deleted the package. And I follow the steps 1 - 5 again, and again does not exists.

I hope someone knows the answer why is not installing properly. I have installed other packages before and they all work but not this one.

Thanks in advance!

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aempackage-managers
I find your description somewhat difficult to follow. Can you describe, step by step what you do to the package on each instance? Preferably as a list of steps. – toniedzwiedz
@yescobar1 Generally when you create a package with filters (with out any exclude/include rules on filters) if the content is present in the source system then the package should pick it up after build, and it should be present/created in target system after installation. you can verify the filters in downloaded package by unzipping it, and see if the desired folders and the nodes related files are exist for the packaged filters. will it be possible to share your package filters and rules, so that we can check what's went wrong with your filters.? – VAr
@toniedzwiedz I added the lists in steps. – yesco1
@Var I edit my question and I added the 1 filter I have and no rules. – yesco1
are there any errors in the package manager console when uploading/installing the package to the production instance? – mickleroy

1 Answers

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Do not build the package again after uploading it to the production environment.

To make your changes appear in production, simply build and download the package from QA then upload and install in production.