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Discussion on "Why Git Commit Hashes Are Always 40 Characters Long" | Hashnode
Discussion on "Why Git Commit Hashes Are Always 40 Characters Long". If you've used Git for more than a day, you've probably seen something like this:
3f5e7c9a2b4d6e8f1a0b2c3d4e5f67890ab1c2de
It's always... 40 characters.
Not 32. Not 64.
Exactly 40. Coincidence?
Not a
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