{Packaging} Update sha256sum of install.py#12106
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I found that sha256sum of install.py calculated with git bash on windows is different from on Linux due to the fact that windows converts LF to CRLF for local files at check out (it will convert CRLF back to LF when commit). Since this script is only used on Linux, we should use the sha256sum calculated on Linux, or use LF for files on windows before calculating sha256sum. |
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haroldrandom
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add to S165. |
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Followed https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToSHA256SUM: |
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sha256sum of install.py changed due to #12000
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