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Maybe it's a good idea to have the md5 hash of the source file with the release in order to check if the users have the complete zip file. Not sure if GH already offers this feature.
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This is a good idea! @zougloub was thinking about this in distriploy.
git-annex offers this feature by making every commit ID the hash of its contents, and the contents of the images themselves named after the hash of their contents. They use SHA256 though, which is much stronger and safer than md5.
jcohenadad
transferred this issue from spine-generic/data-single-subject_DO-NOT-USE
Sep 11, 2020
Maybe it's a good idea to have the md5 hash of the source file with the release in order to check if the users have the complete zip file. Not sure if GH already offers this feature.
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