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Hello,
Am I the only one that is unable to install the lastest Kotlin Toolchain release (0.13.0)?

After running `sdk install kotlintoolchain`, I land on this error message: *`Stop! The archive was corrupt and has been removed! Please try installing again.`*

Here's the full terminal output I'm getting:
```Downloading: kotlintoolchain 0.13.0

In progress...

#=#=#
  End-of-central-directory signature not found.  Either this file is not
  a zipfile, or it constitutes one disk of a multi-part archive.  In the
  latter case the central directory and zipfile comment will be found on
  the last disk(s) of this archive.
unzip:  cannot find zipfile directory in one of /Users/louis/.sdkman/tmp/kotlintoolchain-0.13.0.zip or
        /Users/louis/.sdkman/tmp/kotlintoolchain-0.13.0.zip.zip, and cannot find /Users/louis/.sdkman/tmp/kotlintoolchain-0.13.0.zip.ZIP, period.

Stop! The archive was corrupt and has been removed! Please try installing again.```

By any chance, does the regular install script work for you?
``` curl -fsSL <https://kotl.in/install.sh> | sh```

I already tried repeating the sdkman command multiple times, and tried removing the files in the mentioning directory, with exactly the same results.

Are you behind a proxy? Or on a slow connection? We had a user not long ago who had a proxy that wasn't taken into account, and the archive download just stopped in the middle. Although I have to say the SDKMAN archive is supposed to be tiny, so I don't believe that should be the reason

It might be worth asking on the SDKMAN tracker, then. I'm out of ideas, and maybe the maintainer could provide some guidance as to what this error could mean (it does look like a truncated ZIP file, but just in case)

It's weird to see double file extensions: .zip.zip and .zip.ZIP in the shell output

It looks like it's just some fallbacks: it tried the plain filename, then tried to append `.zip` / `.ZIP` "just in case":tm:

The "period" is just an english idiom to say "at all" (like "point" in French). So it's like  "the ZIP directory couldn't be found in X and Y, and the Z file couldn't be found at all".

I was on SDKMAN 5.18.2.

As I was browsing their GitHub org page from their website, on my way to the issue tracker, I saw a BlueSky link, and their last post was about a barely a day old release.

`sdk update` wouldn't do anything, but `sdk selfupdate` got me the SDKMAN 5.32.2 upgrade, and installing the Kotlin toolchain with it worked right after!

Thanks for the help :pray::skin-tone-3:

Ah! Thanks for reporting back, this is good to know! So it's probably because we're using the new Sdkman publication system (which goes to a new backend), and I'm guessing the author didn't create some compatibility bridge for old clients