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Question About Git V2 Protocol & SHA256

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WZWu, Zhichen <zhwu@amazon.com>
Date
Sep 29, 2020, 01:17 UTC
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Hi Git Community,
 
Hope this email finds you well.
 
I’m Zhichen from AWS CodeCommit. I’m reaching out regarding 2 git features that we are planning for CodeCommit and your input would be critical for our next step.
1. Since v2 protocol has been launched for 2 years, is there any plan in the near future about v1 deprecation?
2. I see v2 has a capability called “object-format” that provides SHA1 option. I’m wondering if that capability will be the only way for client and server to start using SHA256? Or put it as another word, will v2 protocol be the prerequisite of SHA256?
 
Looking forward to hearing back from you.
 
Thanks in advance!
Zhichen Wu
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