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Downloading the home directory (aka the master/main branch) of a repository with the &rootDirectory=false flag gives you a zip where the root directory (named <repo>-<main/master>) is still present. This is not the behavior I expected.
When the root repo link (or home directory) is entered into DownGit then it is processed differently. This is a solvable bug. Thanks so much for reporting it.
We shall try to solve this in next update.
Downloading the home directory (aka the master/main branch) of a repository with the
&rootDirectory=false
flag gives you a zip where the root directory (named<repo>-<main/master>
) is still present. This is not the behavior I expected.Example: https://minhaskamal.github.io/DownGit/#/home?url=https:%2F%2Fgithub.com%2FMinhasKamal%2FDownGit&rootDirectory=false returns a zip file with the
DownGit-master
root directory still present.Is this a known limitation of this tool? Is this feature only available for sub-folders in the repository?
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