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Validate checksum of downloaded image #1
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Hmm, doesn't etcher have hash validation? |
Yes, it may have.
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Hmm, doesn't etcher have hash validation?
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Seems like hash exists only for server image. I feel no reason to validate any hashes (besides etcher's existing mechanism) if client image doesn't have them. When they'll provide the hash, we can think about it. For now, notfix. |
With new update, there seems to be a hash for student version of exam. Would consider implementing. |
Implementing this feature is a good idea. Though validation of images should happen once after the download. |
Fixed sdk imports and caching
YTL is adding sha256 checksums for the images.
They are implementing checksum validation to Naksu (digabi/naksu#57), see their PR for their implementation.
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