(obv.lib::download-lib) fails ?

[lispm]

macOS 10.15.3 & sbcl 2.0.2

CL-USER> (obv.lib::download-lib)
..Try to download precompiled library for osx 
...from: https://github.com/thicksteadTHpp/Obvius/releases/download/v3.2.1/libobvius.dylib.-x86_64-osx-v3.2.1 Downloading "https://github.com/thicksteadTHpp/Obvius/releases/download/v3.2.1/libobvius.dylib.-x86_64-osx-v3.2.1" (Unknown size)
[md5] checking file integrity: /Users/foo/.cache/common-lisp/sbcl-2.0.2-macosx-x64/Users/foo/quicklisp/local-projects/obvious/bin/libobvius.dylib
[md5] integrity check: NIL[download] delete (probably) compromised file: /Users/foo/.cache/common-lisp/sbcl-2.0.2-macosx-x64/Users/foo/quicklisp/local-projects/obvious/bin/libobvius.dylib
NIL

[thicksteadTHpp]

i will check that

[thicksteadTHpp]

Linux output:
[package obv.lib]...Try to download precompiled library for linux
...from: https://github.com/thicksteadTHpp/Obvius/releases/download/v3.2.1/libobvius.so.-x86_64-linux-v3.2.1 ...Downloading "https://github.com/thicksteadTHpp/Obvius/releases/download/v3.2.1/libobvius.so.-x86_64-linux-v3.2.1" (Unknown size)
.
[md5] checking file integrity: /home/tobias/.cache/common-lisp/sbcl-2.0.1-linux-x64/home/tobias/emacs/github/obvius/obvius31/bin/libobvius.so
[md5] integrity check: T
[lib]..successfully downloaded precompiled lib to /home/tobias/.cache/common-lisp/sbcl-2.0.1-linux-x64/home/tobias/emacs/github/obvius/obvius31/bin/libobvius.so

[thicksteadTHpp]

i will recreate the digest for MacOS

[thicksteadTHpp]

please pull in the current master branch. or use

(in-package :obv.lib)

(defparameter *file-digest*
#+(and darwin x86-64) #(192 178 18 221 63 147 5 127 25 154 174 207 91 92 203 110))

[lispm]

That worked. Then had to install libtiff manually.

[thicksteadTHpp]

this libtiff is a problem ....

[lispm]

Just a hint, note that you need to quote code blocks examples with backquotes.

(defparameter *foo* bar)

Otherwise it would treat Lisp code as markup, which makes it difficult to understand it for the reader. I know that it's not file-digest, but *file-digest*, but some people might miss that...