Uploads That Don't Start Over

Uploads now resume over flaky networks with TUS, and unpacking shows a real percentage—plus a retry if processing stalls.

Big SCORM zips on a shaky connection used to mean starting over. Unpacking after the upload was a black box. We fixed both ends of that path.

Resumable uploads with TUS — Create now uploads packages with TUS (resumable upload). If the network drops mid-transfer, the upload continues from where it left off instead of restarting—especially useful for packages up to 2.5 GB.
Unpacking as a percentage — After the file is up, processing shows a clear percent (and Waiting in queue… when another package is ahead), so you can see the unpack moving.
Retry without re-uploading — If unpacking fails, use Retry processing. The zip is already stored. Retry stays available even when you replace a package on a published SCORM item.