Thomas Vidas

For some context, right now Capacitor doesn't support passing blobs to and from Web Native. We're trying to figure out the best way to handle that since blobs can be...

I'm not sure if the official Http plugin will work with 4.0, or if will just be built into the Capacitor runtime itself. There were a few ideas bounced back...

Does using `Http.uploadFile()` function not fit your use case? If not, could you post a small, reproducible example so I could take a look at it?

Can you provide a small github repo that is reproduction of your bug?

Wow! This looks excellent. When I get some time, I'll test, approve, and merge it into the v1 branch. Thanks for your contribution 😄

For iOS, the underlying HTTP engine is `URLSession` which will automatically use HTTP/2. So we're good on iOS from what I can tell. For Android, this plugin is using `HttpUrlConnection`,...

Can you provide a reproduction repo on Github?

The plugin is indeed still maintained, I just don't have much time to work on it nowadays. This was fixed in a recent release with #196

Misread the issue, reopening

I think the default behavior should not overwrite existing files, but I wouldn't be opposed to adding an option to `HttpDownloadFileOptions` so that you _can_ overwrite files