hashsum: use file_stem() instead of file_name() #5020
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This program matches the binary name to determine which algorithm to use. On Windows, `file_name()` was matching against a string with `.exe`, causing binaries like `sha256sum.exe` to not properly detect the algorithm. By using `file_stem()`, we exclude the `.exe` from matching, achieving similar and correct behavior on Windows.
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Thanks for your PR :) |
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i was wondering if we could not add a test for this? |
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@sylvestre how would you write a test for this? I tried to add one to |
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This program matches the binary name to determine which algorithm to use. On Windows,
file_name()was matching against a string with.exe, causing binaries likesha256sum.exeto not properly detect the algorithm.By using
file_stem(), we exclude the.exefrom matching, achieving similar and correct behavior on Windows.