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add sha256 files and update README #568
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Looks good overall, just not a big fan of cluttering the readme file.
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@aelsabbahy it's ready for you.
Wonder if this hit the travis outage. I don't see a build for this. I'm going to go ahead and click the "update branch" button in the hopes that it triggers travis. |
Cool, that worked. The correct files seem to be generated in travis. Hopefully the next release has them |
Thank you for your contribution |
* add sha256 files and update README * add target to compute sha256 for dgoss * empty commit to trigger ci from when github was down * PR feedback Co-authored-by: Ahmed Elsabbahy <aelsabbahy@users.noreply.github.com>
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Description of change
Generate and publish sha256 of each "release" file. Update README for usage.
I am not sure if the travis tests will work, or how the files would get published to GitHub releases exactly.
Issue: #447
TODO: I still need to get the dgoss.sha256 generated in the Makefile.If #567 is merged first, I will resolve the resulting merge conflicts (and vice-versa if this one is merged first).