Another very common requirement for builds is generating checksums on your files. We've got you covered here now as well. Run checksum help
for even more options.
checksum file.txtchecksum path=build.zip algorithm=SHA-256
command( 'checksum' ).params( 'file.txt' ).run();​command( 'checksum' ).params( path = 'build.zip', algorithm = 'SHA-256' ).run();
You can provide a file globbing pattern to receive a checksum for all files in a directory that match that pattern.
checksum *.cfc
The checksum
command also supports some other popular formats for outputting checksums. The default format is checksum
.
checksum path=**.cfc format=checksumchecksum path=**.cfc format=sfvchecksum path=**.cfc format=md5sum
The checksum
command will also write out a file that contains the hash which is a common requirement for builds that produce artifacts.
Write checksum(s) to a file named after the original file plus a new extension. This will create a file called myFile.zip.md5
.
checksum myFile.zip md5 --write
Control the file extension like so. (--write
is optional when supplying an extension) This will create a file called myFile.zip.hash
.
checksum path=myFile.zip extension=hash --write
You can check a file against an existing checksum to make sure the file hasn't changed.
checksum path=myFile.zip verify=2A95F32028087699CCBEB09AFDA0348C