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Blake3 would be a good choice. Having a fast hashing algorithm is not a bad thing. Integrity checks involve a lot of hash calculations. That's perhaps a reason
by jillesvangurp 4y ago
Blake3 would be a good choice. Having a fast hashing algorithm is not a bad thing. Integrity checks involve a lot of hash calculations.
That's perhaps a reason Git has stuck with sha1 hashes. They are fast enough and good enough.