since github doesn't give Last-Modified headers, I believe we could save the raw install.sh ETag from the HTTP response by appending it to the last line in torchup. then when running torchup, tail -n1 and compare that. if it's different, then overwrite torchup with the newer version.
since github doesn't give Last-Modified headers, I believe we could save the raw install.sh ETag from the HTTP response by appending it to the last line in torchup. then when running torchup,
tail -n1
and compare that. if it's different, then overwrite torchup with the newer version.