ChakraCore 1.11.5 fails to verify checksum because it expects lowercase string
See original GitHub issueThe regex in https://github.com/GoogleChromeLabs/jsvu/blob/5da9253b29b813f1799368432cd4dfee2f3c46f7/engines/chakra/get-checksums.js#L21 expects lowercase a-f
but the latest ChakraCore release used uppercase chars in their checksum string (https://github.com/Microsoft/ChakraCore/issues/5902).
Would it be possible to modify the regex to allow uppercase A-F
too?
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@mathiasbynens it looks like there’s another issue, the string comparison needs to be done case insensitively too:
We can hotfix jsvu for this case.
It would be sweet if the Chakra team could automate this part of their release process (the variation in output as well as the recent incorrect checksum implies this hasn’t been done yet) and stick to a single particular format, though. cc @dilijev @obastemur