Include digest when pulling a bundle #112
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When pulling a bundle, return the digest of the bundle as well. This allows clients to record the digest of a bundle that was pulled by a tag, and use it for comparison later or allowing pulling from tag the first time and then always pulling from the known digest on subsequent bundle executions. Signed-off-by: Carolyn Van Slyck <me@carolynvanslyck.com>
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@radu-matei I'm not a maintainer for this repo, would you please merge if it's ready? |
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When pulling a bundle, return the digest of the bundle as well. This allows clients to record the digest of a bundle that was pulled by a tag, and use it for comparison later or allowing pulling from tag the first time and then always pulling from the known digest on subsequent bundle executions.