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The receiver leaves out a file it cannot open (in use - the MP3 being played) and goes on with the batch (dmell's ymodem). The script shows them and fails, so that a build target does not pass over them. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
This continues #127, which was merged before this commit was pushed.
With choco-technologies/dmell#64, the device's
ymodem recvleaves out a file it cannot open (in use, e.g. the MP3 being played) and goes on with the batch. Its summary names those files.ymodem_send.pynow shows them, suggests stopping what uses them, and exits with an error, so thatupload-files/install-alldo not pass over them silently:Test plan
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