chore: add generating SHA256 checksum for Windows assets #220
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This is sample job's result in my fork repo. ❯ ls -1 ❯ sha256sum -c dynein-windows.zip.sha256 |
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Issue: #219
Description of changes:
This pull request adds a new step to the CI that generates checksums for the Windows executable files produced during the build process
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