Log sha256 of created packages #209
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closing this ... I think a better place would be to print the sha256 sums which conda-index anyways calculates during conda-build runs. |
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Description
This logs the sha256 of every created package, no matter if called from conda-build or done via transmute.
It allows to co-relate build/transmute logs with cryptographic safety, meaning any package in the wild can via its sha256 traced back to its build log with very high probability as sha256 collisions are very unlikely/hard to generate.
Not yet 100% sure if that is the right place to do... it could be also done within conda-build right after the create call.. though doing it in cph also covers the transmute case.
@jaimergp maybe also interesting for you :)
Checklist - did you ...
newsdirectory (using the template) for the next release's release notes?