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Updating the Git protocol for SHA-256

Updating the Git protocol for SHA-256

Posted Jun 20, 2020 10:51 UTC (Sat) by cpitrat (subscriber, #116459)
In reply to: Updating the Git protocol for SHA-256 by david.a.wheeler
Parent article: Updating the Git protocol for SHA-256

Or add the prefix for all but sha-1. A first char of [0-9a-f] would mean sha-1 and prefix must not be removed. A prefix g would be sha-256, and so on. That's bot very different from MultiHash though. The pain is the complexity of the sha-1 exception which is not that awful for full hashes (you can look at the length, as all the other will have a prefix there's no risk of collision). Shortened hashes added a layer of mess to the problem ...


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Updating the Git protocol for SHA-256

Posted Jun 20, 2020 14:22 UTC (Sat) by gavinbeatty (guest, #139659) [Link]

g is used as a prefix for SHA-1 when using git describe, but point taken, non [a-g0-9].


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