SHA1, SHA256, and SHA512 checksums are now generated (and uploaded to
releases) for toolchains on all arches. This will allow checksums of
artifacts to be verified as coming from CI. This is particularly useful
during Fomu workshops where the toolchain is distributed on USB drives
to work around local bandwidth limitations.
set +x is used to clean up the output by disabling the echo of
commands while checksum calculation is performed and enabled again with
set -x once checksums calcs are complete.
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SHA1, SHA256, and SHA512 checksums are now generated (and uploaded to releases) for toolchains on all arches. This will allow checksums of artifacts to be verified as coming from CI. This is particularly useful during Fomu workshops where the toolchain is distributed on USB drives to work around local bandwidth limitations.
set +xis used to clean up the output by disabling the echo of commands while checksum calculation is performed and enabled again withset -xonce checksums calcs are complete.