I don't think so. The cache filename is based entirely on the name and URL
of the remote repository file. If you update the remote file timestamp it
will cause the local cache file to be overwritten with the new contents,
but won't create a separate filename.
John
Henrik Lindberg wrote on 01/27/2010 02:46:04 PM:
Guessing that this could happen if a repo has exactly the same content
but has updated timestamp ...
- henrik
27 jan 2010 kl. 10.51 skrev Thomas Hallgren <thomas@xxxxxxx>:
Buckminster now uses it's own agent and i started to look at what p2
stores in the cache that it keeps under the directory <agent root>/
org.eclipse.equinox.p2.repository/cache. After loading some
repositories I found two files named:
content643182476.jar
content2050526759.jar
They were both of the exact same size. Content looked very similar
to so I checked the md5sum. It's also exactly the same. Should this
ever happen?
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