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Changing directories before I verify is not a big deal when using a shell and verifying manually. But if I'm reaching for Python, chances are I'm either verifying a large number of multiple packages, or I'm writing a script to automate.
Either way, it seems like something a library should be handling for me.
Currently, this is required (I'm sure others could do it with less mess):
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verify_checksums and verify_sfv methods require changing to the checksum file's directory manually
Paths within checksum should be evaluated relative to the checksum file directory, not the current working directory
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Changing directories before I verify is not a big deal when using a shell and verifying manually. But if I'm reaching for Python, chances are I'm either verifying a large number of multiple packages, or I'm writing a script to automate.
Either way, it seems like something a library should be handling for me.
Currently, this is required (I'm sure others could do it with less mess):
If checksums were always evaluated from the directory they're in, I could do this:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: