Releases: gurnec/HashCheck
Releases · gurnec/HashCheck
v2.4.0
- added SHA3-256 and SHA3-512 support (via the Keccak Code Package)
- new option to select which hashes to calculate & display in the file properties sheet (MD5 and SHA3 are disabled by default)
- Checksum file creation & verification are now multithreaded on solid state drives (Windows 7+ only)
- all release binaries starting with this version will be digitally signed, and will display "Open Source Developer, Christopher Gurnee" as the verified publisher
- safety/consistency improvements:
- never saves a partial Checksum file—it's either completed or it's deleted
- better visibility of file read errors during Checksum file creation
- installer/uninstaller updates (primarily for Windows 10)
- automatic CI builds on Appveyor thanks to @Chocobo1
- initial unit tests (including Appveyor support) for Checksum verification (based on NIST test vectors) and the file properties sheet
- updated Catalan translation thanks to @Hiro5
- updated Traditional Chinese translation thanks to @Chocobo1
- updated Italian translation thanks to @scara
- many other minor fixes, speed improvements, and GUI updates
v2.4.0.24-beta
This is a pre-release. Feel free to try it out and report any bugs, but do not expect it to work perfectly.
Please see the commit history for the list of improvements.
Known Issues
- when creating or verifying a checksum file for a large number (thousands) of files, pressing Stop to cancel part way through can cause explorer.exe to crash (fixed in 3c6693a)
- .asc file extensions are not associated to HashVerify during installation (fixed in c77a856)
- old file associations, e.g. .md4, remain associated to HashVerify (partially fixed in 122a96f)
- the property sheet "successfully hashed" label isn't reset when hashing is restarted (fixed in e6fd568)
- no unit tests (partially fixed in a152a3a and 7d22d7f)
v2.3.2
v2.3.1
- added SHA-512 support, all credit goes to @modelrockettier