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Simplify updater logic for downloading and verifying target files #1202
Simplify updater logic for downloading and verifying target files #1202
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Do you think it is possible to explain why there is a duplicated check of file length here after the one in
safe_download
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strictly speaking the checks that are done in functions that safe_download() calls are for the downloaded byte count, whereas _check_file_length() actually looks at the file object. I don't know how that could be of practical difference but...
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Good question, but I think better safe than sorry. I think redundant checks are fine as long as no real impact on performance.