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In Git, each object has a SHA-1 hash computed for it, and starting from Git 2.29, the more secure SHA-256 is supported.
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7/18/2026
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UnverifiedThe Git community is gradually migrating to the SHA-256 algorithm, with experimental support for SHA-256 beginning in Git 2.29+.82% similarUnverifiedGit uses SHA-1 (and the gradually transitioning SHA-256) hashes to chain each commit into a linked sequence.82% similarUnverifiedSince version 2.29 (October 2020), Git supports the SHA-256 object format, created via git init --object-format=sha256, extending the hash length from 160 bits to 256 bits.80% similarUnverifiedSupport for SHA-256 repositories on mainstream platforms such as GitHub and GitLab is still in its early stages, and there is no mature interoperability protocol between SHA-1 and SHA-256 repositories.80% similarUnverifiedGit的核心设计理念包括分布式存储、基于SHA-1哈希的完整性校验75% similar
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