To retrieve a folder from the Artifactory repository using PowerShell, you can use the following command:
Invoke-RestMethod -Method Get -Uri "https://artifactory-url/api/storage/folder-path?list&deep=1" -Headers @{Authorization="Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"}
Replace "https://artifactory-url" and "folder-path" with the appropriate Artifactory URL and folder path.
Replace "YOURAPIKEY" with your Artifactory API key.
This command will return a JSON object containing information about the folder and its contents.
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