Download checks #3

2020-02-06T17:18:13Z

depsterr commented

2020-02-06 17:18:13 +00:00

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Download checks

The script now checks for the targeted file in the current directory before downloading it. This is to prevent re-downloading the same files if the script was aborted. It does this by checking if the targeted download file is already present in the directory before downloading.

ls "${UBOOT_JOB}.zip" || {
    # Downloads ${UBOOT_JOB}.zip
}

ls "${ROOTFS_JOB}.zip" || {
    # Download ${ROOTF_JOB}.zip
}

# Download checks The script now checks for the targeted file in the current directory before downloading it. This is to prevent re-downloading the same files if the script was aborted. It does this by checking if the targeted download file is already present in the directory before downloading. ```bash ls "${UBOOT_JOB}.zip" || { # Downloads ${UBOOT_JOB}.zip } ``` ```bash ls "${ROOTFS_JOB}.zip" || { # Download ${ROOTF_JOB}.zip }

Kokokokoka commented

2020-02-08 15:21:30 +00:00

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There must be a check that the file on disk is sane.

Kokokokoka commented

2020-02-08 19:59:09 +00:00

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Also, there is if [ -f filename ]; or test for this. no need for ls whatsoever.

DylanVanAssche commented

2020-02-09 17:57:57 +00:00

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If a new version of the file is available, the user must get the latest version from the CI.
That's the reason why I didn't add this feature in the initial version.

If a new version of the file is available, the user must get the latest version from the CI. That's the reason why I didn't add this feature in the initial version.

Kokokokoka commented

2020-02-09 21:30:50 +00:00

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is there any hash? One can compare the hash beforehand and then download new build if needed.