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Downloads usually take a long time and data costs are high with low-bandwidth networks, such as NB-IoT. It would be nice to have a possibility to save the current download state to be able to continue later without needing to repeat the already downloaded blocks, e.g. in case of a reset/power loss. Is such a feature planned?
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Hello , The library supports resuming a download but it does not store the context in NVM memory . We are reviewing the feature requests but at this time I do not have a release data for this feature. When file blocks are received they are stored in a bitmap, resetting a bit corresponding to the file block. This needs to be stored in the NVM and restored when it boots up.
Downloads usually take a long time and data costs are high with low-bandwidth networks, such as NB-IoT. It would be nice to have a possibility to save the current download state to be able to continue later without needing to repeat the already downloaded blocks, e.g. in case of a reset/power loss. Is such a feature planned?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: