Downloaded modification package file names

[GL700Wing]

I use Linux hosting and with SMF 2.0 modification package files downloaded using the Package Manager were saved with the same name as the package file (eg, MySpectacularMod_1.0.zip).

However, with SMF 2.1 modification package files downloaded using the Package Manager are saved with a 'Unix ticks' timestamp name of the date/time they were downloaded (eg, 1630137514.zip).

Just wondering if there is a technical/security reason for this change ...

The reason I'm asking is because I setup multiple versions of my forums (one is production and the others are used for testing mods and different SMF releases) on my hosting and with SMF 2.0 I have been able to easily identify a mod package file via the command line and/or a file manager on my computer.

[Kindred]

Its a stupid-a$$ change and I have no idea who did it or why, but I have asked them to undo it.

Unfortunately,  with rc4 likely being the last rc,  and no major changes being allowed, we may be stuck with it.

[GL700Wing]

Its a stupid-a$$ change and I have no idea who did it or why, but I have asked them to undo it.

Unfortunately,  with rc4 likely being the last rc,  and no major changes being allowed, we may be stuck with it.

No worries - I can create a one line tip/trick to change it (not really worth of a mod) ...

[GL700Wing]

Its a stupid-a$$ change and I have no idea who did it or why, but I have asked them to undo it.

Unfortunately,  with rc4 likely being the last rc,  and no major changes being allowed, we may be stuck with it.

Submitted Tip/Trick and @Diego Andrés replied that Tip/Trick is unnecessary because this has been fixed on GitHub.

[Diego Andrés]

This was fixed here: https://github.com/SimpleMachines/SMF2.1/pull/6996
Although a side effect emerged but it's being addressed here: https://github.com/SimpleMachines/SMF2.1/pull/7024