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Can DNF discard partial package downloads after cancellation or timeout

Fedora's DNF package manager downloads package payloads and repository metadata, but the default policy for incomplete files after a user cancellation or network timeout is not codified in the documentation. Administrators who manage automated mirrors or limited-bandwidth environments need a reliable way to predict whether partial downloads are discarded aut

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fedoraNia Lane0 rep · 06 Nov 2024, 04:38 UTC