fix(CI): conan search command usage corrected

The usage of queries when searching for the conan package in local cache is corrected.

utils/ci/scripts/15_prepare_thirdParty.sh

@@ -43,9 +43,12 @@ ExtractOptionsAndQueries() {
     if [[ $option == ${packageName}* ]]; then
         # Append "-o " before the matched variable
         packageOptions+="-o ${option} "
-        packageQueries+="-q $(echo "$option" | grep -oP "${packageName}.*" | cut -d':' -f2-)"
+        packageQueries+="$(echo "$option" | grep -oP "${packageName}.*" | cut -d':' -f2-) AND "
     fi
   done
+
+  # Remove the trailing " AND "
+  packageQueries="${packageQueries% AND }"
 }
 
 # Function to build package other than protobuf with the given options in conanfile.txt
@@ -115,15 +118,6 @@ for each_requirement in "${listOfRequirements[@]}"; do
   # queries command to check the package with the particular option as mentioned in conanfile.txt is available in local or not
   packageQueries=""
 
-  # Extract options and queries for each package
-  ExtractOptionsAndQueries
-
-  # Check if the package is already available in the local
-  # conan search results failure if the package is not at all available
-  # and just informs that a particular package with the given option is not available, if the same package with another option is available.
-  # Therefore, it is important to parse the output and check if the package is available or not
-  searchResult=$(conan search $packageQueries $each_requirement 2>&1)
-
   # If the requirement is protobuf, qt or boost, then we follow the different method, 
   # as we are using conancenter to install and need both shared and static binaries
   if [[ "$packageName" == "protobuf" ]]; then
@@ -150,6 +144,16 @@ for each_requirement in "${listOfRequirements[@]}"; do
     continue
   fi
 
+
+  # Extract options and queries for each package
+  ExtractOptionsAndQueries
+
+  # Check if the package is already available in the local
+  # conan search results failure if the package is not at all available
+  # and just informs that a particular package with the given option is not available, if the same package with another option is available.
+  # Therefore, it is important to parse the output and check if the package is available or not
+  searchResult=$(conan search -q "$packageQueries" $each_requirement 2>&1)
+
   # If requirement with the given option is already available, then just install them into deps folder.
   if ! echo "$searchResult" | grep -q -e "no packages for reference" -e "ERROR:"; then
     echo "Package $each_requirement $packageOptions is already available."