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Tarballs may be hashed and cached. A download script may keep the hash and verify the archived tarballs. It may not download the tarballs again as long as the hash adds up.
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#32 is a issue ticket for the tarball management. |
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We may probably want to use tarball to build some packages that is more stable and/or less release frequency. Besides,
wgetorcurldownload each time, tools likegit submodulemay be also the solution for fetching a bunch of tarball.Do we have other solutions, or any comments/suggestions for the implementation details?
Please follow the initial thread for more context #29 (comment)
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