Fix: Ensure --overwrite is respected for checksum matches
#1138
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Problem:
Previously, if a local asset had the same checksum as a server asset, the upload was immediately skipped as a duplicate (
SameOnServer). This happened before the--overwriteflag was ever checked, preventing users from force-replacing a binary-identical file.Solution:
This PR modifies the
ShouldUploadlogic to check for theOverwriteflag within the checksum validation block. The order of checks is now:--overwriteenabled? (Force Upload)This ensures user intent to overwrite is respected while maintaining the efficiency of skipping redundant local uploads.
Resolves issue #1137