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Confidence Score: 4/5

The PR should not merge until the duplicated checksums for the distinct Dragonwell standard and extended archives are validated and corrected.

Findings

1.  Checksums Reused Across Archives ▶

Summary

This automated data update adds Dragonwell 11.0.32 standard and extended JDK releases for Alpine Linux x86_64, Linux AArch64/x86_64, and Windows x86_64.

• Adds platform-specific URLs, feature metadata, and SHA-256 checksums.
• The standard and extended archives incorrectly appear to reuse checksums across distinct artifacts and require validation before publication.

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[greptile-apps]

Checksums Reused Across Archives

The new standard and extended Dragonwell releases point to distinct archives but reuse identical SHA-256 values on every platform. For example, this standard Linux archive has the same checksum as the extended archive at line 83785. If these distinct archives are not byte-identical, at least one checksum in each pair is wrong, causing installation integrity checks to reject the affected release. Please validate each checksum against its corresponding URL; the same duplication occurs in the Alpine x86_64, Linux AArch64, and Windows x86_64 catalogs.