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Incorrect detection of existing file #45
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Is this on Opera? |
FireFox 46.0.1 64 bit |
Is this happening for all names? How can I re-generate the bug? |
Just try to download the same file second time. No? On Sat, May 21, 2016 at 5:55 PM, InBasic notifications@github.com wrote:
Pavel Konstantinov, QA Engineer |
Windows 10 (10586.318), Firefox 64 bit 46.0.1 On Mon, May 23, 2016 at 3:52 PM, Pavel Konstantinov <
Pavel Konstantinov, QA Engineer |
So if a very same file is being downloaded the second time, there should be the warning as the file is already been downloaded (or been created and is still in the download list) |
closing due to inactivity. |
The problem I described in initial issue still exist. Just try to download this file two times: http://gridgain.com/media/gridgain-enterprise-fabric-7.6.3.zip. On second attempt downloader will rename the file to 'gridgain-enterprise-fabric-7.6-2.3.zip' but I think it should be 'gridgain-enterprise-fabric-7.6.3-2.zip' |
More over, IMHO after renaming downloader should detect that the file with new name doesn't exist and automatically start download. |
From version "0.3.2", you can open the config editor window and search for "wget.pause-on-exists" . Change the value to false for auto start after renaming. |
The naming issue also will be fixed on this new release. Thanks for the report. |
The downloader detected that the file with initial name already exists, then adds a digit to the end of the file name and stops in pause state. But file with name+NUMBER doesn't exist and download should be started automatically.
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