Detect temp file deletion by dnx tool and re-download#56
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Since we use the same temp location for files as the dotnet file programs, they might be cleaned up after a period. We were previously not detecting this and just failing to locate the file (since we only download if saved etag didn't match). We now consider a missing local file as an implicit request to --force download and extract again.
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Detect temp file deletion by dnx tool and re-download
Since we use the same temp location for files as the dotnet file programs, they might be cleaned up after a period.
We were previously not detecting this and just failing to locate the file (since we only download if saved etag didn't match). We now consider a missing local file as an implicit request to --force download and extract again.