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sha256: Added more TLS library based implementations #5030

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Implemented SHA256 support through the following TLS libraries:

  • Apple's Common Crypto
  • Windows Crypto

This continues #4956, reverts b572e0b which reverted both the Common Crypto and Windows Crypto implementations and fixes the problems from commit 4feb38d (Hopefully).

@captain-caveman2k captain-caveman2k added cryptography feature-window A merge of this requires an open feature window labels Mar 3, 2020
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nickzman commented Mar 4, 2020

I just noticed that the SSH256_Init() in the original (reverted) commit called the wrong function. This one calls the correct function.

@bagder bagder removed the feature-window A merge of this requires an open feature window label Mar 5, 2020
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bagder commented Mar 5, 2020

For the record: I didn't intend to revert the windows crypto part, that was my mistake back in b572e0b.

This PR still says "[WIP]", is there a reason for that?

@captain-caveman2k captain-caveman2k changed the title [WIP] sha256: Added more TLS library based implementations sha256: Added more TLS library based implementations Mar 6, 2020
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bagder commented Mar 7, 2020

@captain-caveman2k can we land this now?

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bagder commented Mar 7, 2020

and to repeat what @jay use to say: please use the term "add" in the commit message, not "added" (and if I get my way, use a lowercase initial letter)

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