On Windows
Open PowerShell in the download folder. Replace the example name with your file.
Get-FileHash .\filename.zip -Algorithm SHA256Open software, with a clear path back to its source.
Browse downloadsAn archive for tools you build with.
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Versions are a dated snapshot. Check the official release page for newer releases and security notices.
Open PowerShell in the download folder. Replace the example name with your file.
Get-FileHash .\filename.zip -Algorithm SHA256Run the checksum command in the directory containing your downloaded file.
sha256sum filename.tar.gzUse the built-in shasum command, with SHA-256 selected.
shasum -a 256 filename.tar.gzThe full value must match exactly. A mismatch means you should discard the file and download it again from the publisher. A checksum checks file integrity; review publisher signatures when available.
Every release keeps its publisher, license and checksum in view. Choose the file for your operating system and architecture.
“Local mirror” downloads a verified copy from this archive. “Official source” takes you to the publisher. Each release states which you are using.
Go uses a BSD-style license. jq uses the MIT license. ripgrep is available under the MIT or Unlicense terms. Copyright and license notices remain with their projects.
Go licensejq licenseripgrep licenseFolio is an independent download directory. Project names identify their respective publishers. This archive does not imply endorsement or provide technical support for these projects.