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Curious one, but I spotted this the other day, apparently GitHub are repackaging zip file artifacts, and as a result the checksum changes: <https://twitter.com/shs96c/status/1488480089700503558>

I just checked this with Fleet v4.9.0 from <https://github.com/fleetdm/fleet/releases/tag/fleet-v4.9.0> and can confirm this seems to be the case - the checksum our build system reported was wrong:

```15:27:02
ERROR: Integrity check failed!
15:27:02
  Digest:            sha256
15:27:02
  Checksum expected: 74e3d67f84edc29bbee3934aeedaf8f46707f6bd7eebe2c8791e8461b07eaf4c
15:27:02
  Checksum actual:   b155f83c1c9de2cdfa9014f980055ae5f857aa389fc4ce0d768719c1d4933933
15:27:02
  Filename:          /tmp/build/7011d2f2/git/package-recipes/fleet/cache/fleet_v4.9.0_linux.tar.gz```

well that is extremely inconvenient :confused:

Yeah, bit of a faff isn’t it :sweat_smile: