As per documentation, both `sourceFiles`and `excludes` support Ant patterns to remote publish artifacts such as:

`sourceFiles: '*/target/*jar'`

But the `removePrefix` is not compatible with such patterns. So it seems not to be possible to strip a prefix (e.g. `**/target/`) in that situation.

I would like to publish a set of JARs to a remote server without the full path (or prefix).

How to handle this situation? I have the following:

```

sshPublisher(
    //alwaysPublishFromMaster: true,
    publishers: [
        sshPublisherDesc(
           verbose: true,
            configName: 'foo',
            transfers: [
                sshTransfer(
                    sourceFiles: '*/target/*jar',
                    removePrefix: '**/target/',
                    remoteDirectory: '/tmp/testpublish'
               )
            ],
            sshCredentials: [
                //TODO - replace with placeholder ${user}
               username : 'myuser',
                // key: '''----BEGIN RSA PRIVATE KEY----
// (Insert private key here or use keyPath instead)
// ----END RSA PRIVATE KEY----'''
                keyPath: 'c:/users/userFoo/.ssh/id_rsa'
            ]
        )
     ]
)

```

And I get the following error:

SSH: Connecting from host [XXXXXX]
SSH: Connecting with configuration [foo] ...
SSH: Creating session: username [fooUser], hostname [XXXXXXXXXXX], port [22]
SSH: Connecting session ...
SSH: Connected
SSH: Opening SFTP channel ...
SSH: SFTP channel open
SSH: Connecting SFTP channel ...
SSH: Connected
SSH: cd [/tmp]
SSH: OK
SSH: Disconnecting configuration [foo] ...
ERROR: Exception when publishing, exception message [Failed to remove prefix from file named [foovar/target/fooArtifact.jar]. Prefix [**/target/] must be present in all file paths]