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Just like gradle wrapper can be configured to verify checksum, fetching JVM should have a similar mechanism to verify that what is installed, is what is expected to be installed.
This would have to take into account different checksums for different operating systems and architectures.
A more convenient version of this would be to at least verify release signatures using the local keychain already used for dependency verification, to not get in the way of minor-version bumps.
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Just like gradle wrapper can be configured to verify checksum, fetching JVM should have a similar mechanism to verify that what is installed, is what is expected to be installed.
This would have to take into account different checksums for different operating systems and architectures.
A more convenient version of this would be to at least verify release signatures using the local keychain already used for dependency verification, to not get in the way of minor-version bumps.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: