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use sha256 instead of md5 #336
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It doesn't use md5 for anything that matters, but I'd say this is still a welcome change if it helps you it could help others and still passes all tests. Quick glance at the changes look good to me. |
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@AndrewFarley Yup, I noticed that it's only using it for filename or something. I think this will help people who needs to be FIPS compliant because md5 will not work at all in those environments. |
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Currently,
serverless-python-requirementsdoes not work in our environment because this library is using md5. This algorithm is not FIPS compliant. We are getting the following error:digital envelope routines:EVP_DigestInit_ex:disabled for fipsI created this PR so that we can move away from using md5 and use sha256 algorithm which is FIPS compliant.