如何验证 Windows 和 Linux 之间的校验和

Question

I have Jenkins build that reads a file from an Azure DevOps repository and runs a .NET dll that verifies the SHA256 of that file against the SHA256 provided in a manifest file. Unfortunately, Jenkins runs on Linux and does a phantom update to the line endings before processing the file with the piece of .NET code that causes the checksums to mismatch because the checksum in the manifest is calculated in Windows. I have even tried updating manually updating the line endings from \\r\\n to \\n in notepad++ and updating the manifest with the resulting checksum but it is still failing. Does anyone here have a suggestion of how to avoid this discrepancy?

Answer 1

Manually updating the file might not be a good idea, but you could try to apply a line break normalization function. Depending on the technology you are using, there will be most likely a normalization function included. If it's a line break / compatibility problem, this should usually fix it.