Add hmac_compute (Repost of #54164) #55506
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waynew
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If this is going into master, in particular if it's targeted to land before Sodium, we'll need to update this PR to maintain Python2 compatibility.
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@waynew All done :) |
dwoz
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Akm0d
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re-run full macosxmojave |
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What does this PR do?
Creates a util and a module called hmac_compute for computing a HMAC SHA256 hexdigest using a string and secret. Additionally, it updates the base64_encodestring and base64_decodestring util and module functions so that they are compatible with Python 3. This was previously accepted and labeled as merge ready in the PR referenced below; however, it was just closed because it was opened against the develop branch.
What issues does this PR fix or reference?
#54164
Tests written?
Yes
Commits signed with GPG?
Yes