When the app is downloading the task, I close the app and then re-open the app

[dmlzj]

When the app is downloading the task, I close the app and then re-open the app. The task status is still being downloaded. Actually, there is no download. I clicked the pause button and the task did not respond.

[dannyCaiHaoming]

I also have this problem, it seems that flutter_downloader didn't save the progress when app quit, so when I came in again, the task was still in the queue and could not be resumed.And you can't cancel or remove this task.

[hnvn]

What do you mean about quit action? Do you press home button or terminate the application from background list?

[dannyCaiHaoming]

What do you mean about quit action? Do you press home button or terminate the application from background list?

I'm writing code in vscode,so I can just press F5 to exit the program.But this is the equivalent of killing apps in iOS by sliding them through the app list.

I just tried to kill the program in the simulator and found that the problem was not reproduced.

[dannyCaiHaoming]

What do you mean about quit action? Do you press home button or terminate the application from background list?

When I do this download function in iOS, even after the forced exit of the app in the middle of the download, the next time I come in, I can still retrieve the previous progress and continue to download. I wonder if this can be done?

[dmlzj]

What do you mean about quit action? Do you press home button or terminate the application from background list?

I'm writing code in vscode,so I can just press F5 to exit the program.But this is the equivalent of killing apps in iOS by sliding them through the app list.

I just tried to kill the program in the simulator and found that the problem was not reproduced.

I am using vscode killed the progress too, so I have this problem.

[hnvn]

I'm writing code in vscode,so I can just press F5 to exit the program.But this is the equivalent of killing apps in iOS by sliding them through the app list.

I just tried to kill the program in the simulator and found that the problem was not reproduced.

Currently, my iOS codes will set all unfinished tasks to canceled status when the application is terminated (by OS or users). It happens in applicationWillTerminate: function. I am not sure but I think that killing the application from vscode doesn't do the same as iOS system does.

[dannyCaiHaoming]

I'm writing code in vscode,so I can just press F5 to exit the program.But this is the equivalent of killing apps in iOS by sliding them through the app list.
I just tried to kill the program in the simulator and found that the problem was not reproduced.

Currently, my iOS codes will set all unfinished tasks to canceled status when the application is terminated (by OS or users). It happens in applicationWillTerminate: function. I am not sure but I think that killing the application from vscode doesn't do the same as iOS system does.

I think so too. So according to your design, exiting the app does not cause other problems at present. But I was wondering if you would update the status of the task before the app exits.

[dmlzj]

I'm writing code in vscode,so I can just press F5 to exit the program.But this is the equivalent of killing apps in iOS by sliding them through the app list.
I just tried to kill the program in the simulator and found that the problem was not reproduced.

Currently, my iOS codes will set all unfinished tasks to canceled status when the application is terminated (by OS or users). It happens in applicationWillTerminate: function. I am not sure but I think that killing the application from vscode doesn't do the same as iOS system does.

Yes, so the problem caused by ending the app process via vscode can be ignored.

[hnvn]

fixed in v1.3.0

[1232209]

I'm writing code in vscode,so I can just press F5 to exit the program.But this is the equivalent of killing apps in iOS by sliding them through the app list.
I just tried to kill the program in the simulator and found that the problem was not reproduced.

Currently, my iOS codes will set all unfinished tasks to canceled status when the application is terminated (by OS or users). It happens in applicationWillTerminate: function. I am not sure but I think that killing the application from vscode doesn't do the same as iOS system does.

when task become canceld status,the download progress is lost?Can keep the progress of the last download？

[1232209]

this

Can you retrieve the previous progress and continue to download? Why does my last task status change to cancelled as soon as I open it? And then I can only download it from scratch. Where did I get it wrong?

[1232209]

This plug-in is perfect, but the current restart of the app can not keep the progress, which makes me very passive