Restoring OpenSSL executable #60176
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See also #40041. |
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So, how should we proceed here? The curl and libcurl story appears similar, apart from longer build times and the naming differences; it's unfortunate that the OpenSSL library is not named |
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Starting with Julia 1.12, OpenSSL_jll became part of the standard library; it is no longer possible to access the
opensslexecutable, as it is not bundled.One approach to resolving the issue would be to create a separate OpenSSL_CLI_jll see JuliaPackaging/Yggdrasil#12452 ; however, it has maintainability drawbacks as one may need to keep the JLL in sync with OpenSSL version. Another significant issue is that it is not possible to build
opensslexecutable separately with the boundaries of the present OpenSSL build system, and hence, to avoid horrendous build times, it makes sense to repackage the already built executable within openssl.Perhaps a more straightforward, more maintainable approach is to restore the
opensslexecutable within Julia itself. In this PR, I have done just that.