SHA-512 checksums do not match releases

[snoopy870]

The SHA-512 checksums for version 0.6.9 do not match the checksums contained in the YML files.

For example, Frame-0.6.9.dmg has an SHA-512 checksum of 7bbe2b47d83919a54358da796013efd4f53139e8dfedbbc0a77095a5b4f55fb06bc7c576adaa57f245ad696547cfe05ebf6d3f15259072be9cf2fdaaaac1fab7. This does not match any of he checkums in latest-mac.yml.

The same goes for latest-linux.yml. There is no match between any of these checksums or the latest Linux releases.

Has anyone else experienced this issue?

[floating]

Each release includes a base64-encoded checksum that can be used to verify the installation. A checksum is provided for each platform that Frame supports in a corresponding .yml file:

• macOS: latest-mac.yml
• Windows: latest.yml
• Linux: latest-linux.yml

Here are the release assets for each of these platforms from our latest release: https://github.com/floating/frame/releases/latest

To verify you need to calculate the sha512 checksum for the Frame installer you downloaded, then base64-encode that value and check that it matches the value in the corresponding .yml file.

One way to do this is with the following command

• on Linux and on Windows when using the Linux Subsystem for Windows:

sha512sum Frame-Setup-0.5.0-beta.22.exe | cut -f1 -d\ | xxd -r -p | base64

(Note that this shows the process using the Windows `.exe` installer. Substitute the filename with the name of the installer you downloaded.)

• or on macOS:

shasum -a 512 Frame-Setup-0.5.0-beta.22-arm64.dmg | cut -f1 -d\ | xxd -r -p | base64

There are also various tools to calculate the checksum both online and available for download. Keep in mind that the sum provided in the .yml file is base64-encoded, so make sure yours is too when checking that they match.