[uno-check][Linux] .NET SDK workloads do not download / install on Linux

[khaskoul]

Current behavior 🐛

Installing workloads loads indefinitely. Restarting uno-check will prompt the user to install the workloads again.

Expected behavior 🎯

The workloads download and install

How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible) 🔬

1. Update to the latest version of uno-check
2. Run uno-check
3. Select (y) to install the .NET SDK workloads
4. Observe that the install loads indefinitely

Output:

uno.check.txt

Workaround 🛠️

No response

Renderer 🎨

• Skia
• Native

Affected platforms 📱💻🖥️

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Uno.Sdk version (and other relevant versions) 📦

uno-check: Uno.Check.1.35.0-dev.6.gbf4f3b3961
https://github.com/unoplatform/uno.check/actions/runs/22700845553?pr=513

IDE version 🧑‍💻

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Anything else we need to know? 💬

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[agneszitte]

Hi @khaskoul, thanks for the detailed logs and attached output in this issue.
They made the root cause very clear: the workload install was failing because there was not enough disk space to continue downloading/installing workloads (No space left on device), rather than a true infinite hang.

I’ve pushed an adjustment on #513 so the failure is reported much more clearly to the user.

Instead of looking like it’s stuck, uno-check now surfaces an explicit insufficient disk space message with guidance to free space (including temp folders/package caches) and rerun uno-check --fix.

[khaskoul]

uno.check.txt

@agneszitte The strange thing is that there is over 15GB of available space on this particular machine I was testing from.