Github user alsorokin commented on the issue:
https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugin-file-transfer/pull/171
Hey @filmaj, nice to see you ð
Nevermind this test, it was meant to ensure that my changes does not break
downloading two files successively.
The bad news are that the fix is still not working:
http://cordova-ci.cloudapp.net:8080/job/cordova-periodic-build-TEST/58/PLATFORM=android-4.4,PLUGIN=cordova-plugin-file-transfer/testReport/junit/cordova-plugin-file-transfer-tests.tests%20__.FileTransfer.methods/download/filetransfer_spec_9_should_not_leave_partial_file_due_to_abort/
After some investigation, I think that calling `win` callback after
`abort()` is kind of expected behavior, at least if we've not called`fail`
callback yet and the file is ready or is being saved to disk or anything else.
Going to adapt the spec to expect `fail` callback, but if we receive win,
we just make sure there were no other `fail` callbacks called.
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