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There is a checksum failure when downloading stitch-0.1.0 that won't go away no matter what I do; I tried rerunning it a few times (in case it was a network issue) and I tried running with --no-check-sums. The only way I could get the mirroring to proceed was by deleting the index/st/it/ directory and running it with --no-update-index. It would be nice if crates-ectype was a little more fault-tolerant (i.e.: it didn't just quit when a single checksum fails).
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That's caused by an inconsistency in the index database, and has happened before rust-lang/crates.io#1201
For my own use, I just add it to the hardcoded list of ignored crates, but you're right that's not a very resilient solution.
I think I'll have it just ignore crates with checksum mismatches (maybe print a warning, but definitely don't save the .crate with mismatched checksum,) and then add in an option to have it fail (current functionality.)
There is a checksum failure when downloading stitch-0.1.0 that won't go away no matter what I do; I tried rerunning it a few times (in case it was a network issue) and I tried running with
--no-check-sums
. The only way I could get the mirroring to proceed was by deleting theindex/st/it/
directory and running it with--no-update-index
. It would be nice ifcrates-ectype
was a little more fault-tolerant (i.e.: it didn't just quit when a single checksum fails).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: