fix(gatsby-core-utils): fetch-remote-file download failure when missing content-length header #30810
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Description
When downloading a remote file using
got
, in some cases the remote server won't returnContent-Length
header. When this happens, thetotal
property on thedownloadProgress
results will beundefined
.https://github.com/sindresorhus/got#downloadprogress
I can only assume that it may sometimes return
null
as well, since this already accounts for it? I am also assuming that the reason thenull
check is there is to assume the download was successful even if there was nototal
reported.I've just added the
undefined
check to thedownloadProgress
event listener as well so that it also doesn't fail the download when there is noContent-Length
header