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The checksums are different between the original and repacked .pkgs. After briefly investigating this, I've found that the Bom file has a different checksum and the Payload tarball is bigger in the repacked .pkg than the original .pkgs.
We should spend time looking into this to determine the cause of the issue.
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I played around with this a bit more, and I've ultimately settled on the fact that the Bom differences are due to the way pkgbuild works. I think that it alters the metadata (eg the timestamp), which ultimately affects the checksum. I came to this conclusion by running lsbom <bomfile>, on each a bom file (one from from an unpacked pkg and one from a repacked/unpackaged again pkg). When I did this, I was only able to decipher a timestamp difference.
See #15205 (comment)
The checksums are different between the original and repacked .pkgs. After briefly investigating this, I've found that the Bom file has a different checksum and the Payload tarball is bigger in the repacked .pkg than the original .pkgs.
We should spend time looking into this to determine the cause of the issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: