build: specify a dist.ipfs.io hash #2711
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Right now bin/dist_get trusts whatever DNS resolver is active. This change enables it to verify what it downloads. Verification itself remains TODO. This will work best with a unixfs-hash tool which is TODO too. It'd just do the equivalent of `ipfs add -n -r <dirOrFile>`. License: MIT Signed-off-by: Lars Gierth <larsg@systemli.org>
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Also enables SSL there |
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Very nice! LGTM |
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@whyrusleeping thoughts? |
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@lgierth this LGTM, mind changing this at https://github.com/whyrusleeping/dist_get too? |
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build: specify a dist.ipfs.io hash
Right now bin/dist_get trusts whatever DNS resolver is active.
This change enables it to verify what it downloads.
Verification itself remains TODO.
This will work best with a unixfs-hash tool which is TODO too.
It'd just do the equivalent of
ipfs add -n -r <dirOrFile>.License: MIT
Signed-off-by: Lars Gierth larsg@systemli.org