Unlike BattleNetPrefill and SteamPrefill, EpicPrefill does not contain --nocache flag, and/or it is not working.
Consider a situation where one has a Lancache and for example deletes the cache, then runs ./EpicPrefill prefill, the prefill will just tell user "nothing to download", which is not true, as the actual cache is empty.
..or is the EpicPrefill so wise that it can deal with a situation as mentioned above? If so, then both BattleNetPrefill and SteamPrefill would need the same kind of brains.
I fixed this at some point in one of the releases. I'm going to do a release in a little bit that I definitely know includes this, so closing this for now.
Unlike
BattleNetPrefill
andSteamPrefill
,EpicPrefill
does not contain--nocache
flag, and/or it is not working.Consider a situation where one has a Lancache and for example deletes the cache, then runs
./EpicPrefill prefill
, the prefill will just tell user "nothing to download", which is not true, as the actual cache is empty...or is the EpicPrefill so wise that it can deal with a situation as mentioned above? If so, then both BattleNetPrefill and SteamPrefill would need the same kind of brains.