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In a script inside a Declarative Pipeline (Groovy 2.4.11) I want to hash a string (preferably SHA-256).
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      Does anyone know a way of doing this without needing a signature approval?










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      Does anyone know a way of doing this without needing a signature approval?







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          The Pipeline Utility Steps plugin comes with a sha1 step.



          Unfortunately, other SHA variants seem to be not available by community plugins.






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            The Pipeline Utility Steps plugin comes with a sha1 step.



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                Unfortunately, other SHA variants seem to be not available by community plugins.






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                Unfortunately, other SHA variants seem to be not available by community plugins.







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