People that use cloudflare or other CDNs:
Do the edges modify the file when you serve from them? Will the hash change?
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uhhh what? no.
Back when I used it, it didn't modify the file itself, but attached extra headers (Cache, Expiry, ...).
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Depends on what you mean by modify and which file type. If you're serving an executable for download and want folks to check MD5 for auth that shouldn't be impacted. If you're wondering about static files those might be if you have minify enabled or lossy compression.
Generally not, but it’s not impossible.
Some CDNs have “image optimization” services that will serve smaller versions of images in certain circumstances like low-bandwidth networks.
They do, however, modify the request and response headers. And can (gz) compress the file for transit, but the browser generally knows what to do with that so it’s transparent to the user.