avior. It depend on settings of web-server. For example by default nginx work differently for locations '/path/to/package' and '/path/to/package/' but this feature may be changed by settings.
Also another web-servers may have another behavior.
When deploy Fuel doesn't check it but just hopes that URL-string and settings of web-server correspond to each other. If it doesn't happens deploy continues and has strange mistakes far-far away after error with downloads package.
Therefore I think Fuel must work correctly with finish '/' or drop deploy if it cann't download packages. First variant would be preffer.
avior. It depend on settings of web-server. For example by default nginx work differently for locations '/path/to/package' and '/path/to/package/' but this feature may be changed by settings.
Also another web-servers may have another behavior.
When deploy Fuel doesn't check it but just hopes that URL-string and settings of web-server correspond to each other. If it doesn't happens deploy continues and has strange mistakes far-far away after error with downloads package.
Therefore I think Fuel must work correctly with finish '/' or drop deploy if it cann't download packages. First variant would be preffer.