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It would be nice if a cleanup of the hash_md5<build nr> would be done by CMX itself: the directory is polluted with old hash files and only the current is necessary.
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Hmm I am sure Mark has greater priorities. How difficult is to delete a number of files in either Linux or Windows, not at all!! Personally, I check the hash in the unzipped build directory and then copy the contents without the hash file!!
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water01 wrote: Fri 23 Jun 2023 7:49 am Hmm I am sure Mark has greater priorities. How difficult is to delete a number of files in either Linux or Windows, not at all!! Personally, I check the hash in the unzipped build directory and then copy the contents without the hash file!!
It's a request, it's not about priorities. And it's Mark who decides about priorities.
How difficult is it do delete those superfluous files : answer: very easy.
Anything which can be done automatically should be done automatically. Don't put garbage cleaning with the users.
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ToDo'd
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