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Steps to reproduceInstall some Add-onIntentionally modify one if its PHP files to simulate a corruptionPerform a file health check to make sure that the file does show up as modifiedRe-Upload the Add-on ZIP file through Add-ons > Install/upgrade from archivePerform the health check againExpected ResultThe file does not show up as modified any longerActual ResultThe file still shows up as modified and as not been updatedSeeing the comments this seems intentional / working as designed though I think this isn't what a user would expect:If a file triggers a health check error and the user performs a classical reupload of the file(s) (via FTP, etc.) the file would get overwwritten and the heatl check error disappears.IMHO the one-click upload should behave the same way.
Steps to reproduce
Expected Result
The file does not show up as modified any longer
Actual Result
The file still shows up as modified and as not been updated
Seeing the comments this seems intentional / working as designed though I think this isn't what a user would expect:
If a file triggers a health check error and the user performs a classical reupload of the file(s) (via FTP, etc.) the file would get overwwritten and the heatl check error disappears.
IMHO the one-click upload should behave the same way.
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