How is MD5 hash of a blobstore blob encoded on Google AppEngine? -


on development server, after uploading blob blobstore, blobinfo.getmd5hash() returns string (why not binary hash?) seems hex encoded hash value. can proof true hashing file locally. on appengine getmd5hash() returns different. seems base64 encoded, decoding base64 not match locally. maybe uses different hashing algorithm, too? encoding used , why not consistent on development , production?

any appreciated.


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