fix: adjust wget flag to write file instead of logs#7
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The wget flag '-o' logs messages to file, instead of actually writing a file with the contents fetched from the source. This commit addresses this issue. Signed-off-by: Lucas Barboza <lucas.barboza@toradex.com>
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@lucasbrbz Could you please adjust the commit message to follow the pattern in this project? It should be something like this:
setup: Adjust wget flag to write file instead of logs
The wget flag '-o' logs messages to file, instead of actually writing a
file with the contents fetched from the source. This commit addresses
this issue.
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The wget flag '-o' logs messages to file, instead
of actually writing a file with the contents fetched from the source. This commit addresses this issue.