INPUT NEEDED! Testing of repository files to download.
See original GitHub issueI’m currently working on adding automatic tests to ensure all the correct files are downloaded for each repo, previously I have done some manual tests before each release, we all have now experienced that my manual testing is flawed.
if you are a developer that has published a repository in HACS that is different from most others in the same category or your users lately have had issues downloading the correct files.
Please add the link to the repository here, and describe the issue. Current tests
Example
https://github.com/thomasloven/lovelace-card-mod
HACS downloaded the entire repo and not just the "card-mod.js" file in the root.
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@xaviml Should not be a problem again https://github.com/hacs/integration/commit/19ea3df962b09eac67fc60d2f16e457cda8b82d6
Ah. I’ll turn on debug logging for HACS and see if I can catch it again at some point, then.