Replace md5sum with sha512sum #3048
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Update the hashing algorithm used for the package-lock.json checksum from md5 to sha512 - the same algorithm used by npm for the integrity check in the package-lock.json file itself.
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OK then, thanks @ericcornelissen. |
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Update the hashing algorithm used for the
package-lock.jsonchecksum in the CI from MD5 to SHA512 - the same algorithm used by npm for the integrity check in thepackage-lock.jsonfile itself.My motivation for doing this is that MD5 is considered an insecure hash algorithm nowadays (ref. the MD5 Wikipedia page or RFC 6151). I do not intend to start a discussion on whether that's relevant in this particular case. I believe that regardless of ones point of view on the matter, upgrading to SHA512 is harmless (considering that this project is already using SHA512 through the lockfile).