Why does RAM by default download an asset as a .zip file, what if the asset already has a .zip extension?
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Why does RAM by default download an asset as a .zip file, what if the asset already has a .zip extension?
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An asset, by definition, is a zip file. It can't already have an zip extension. It is a zip that contains a manifest file and artifacts (files). An artifact within asset can be a zip file too.
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