The arduino framework provides checksums and filesize information to make the download process a bit safer.
However sloeber does not check these.
As Sloeber puts the downloaded file in the downloads folder and never tries to re download this means that once a corrupted/incomplete file has been downloaded the user needs to manually delete the file form the downloads folder.
This may look like a simple workaround but that is not the case as there are many files in this folder and it is hard to identify the culprit file(s).
Moreover I noticed more and more download fails (both locally and during the github build).
So this long overdue functionality finally gets some attentions.
The arduino framework provides checksums and filesize information to make the download process a bit safer.
However sloeber does not check these.
As Sloeber puts the downloaded file in the downloads folder and never tries to re download this means that once a corrupted/incomplete file has been downloaded the user needs to manually delete the file form the downloads folder.
This may look like a simple workaround but that is not the case as there are many files in this folder and it is hard to identify the culprit file(s).
Moreover I noticed more and more download fails (both locally and during the github build).
So this long overdue functionality finally gets some attentions.