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The
snakemakebuilt-in way to validate checksums (ensure()) currently only works for SHA256 checksums, not the MD5 checksums provided by Zenodo.snakemake/snakemake#1972
This feature can handle both MD5 and SHA256 and checks if downloads from Zenodo are complete.
The checksums are automatically retrieved through the Zenodo API (no key required).
Previously, unnoticed incomplete downloads could lead to obscure error messages.
The function
validate_checksum()also works for manually provided checksums.Possibly interesting for @koen-vg.