Migrate formulae to openssl@3
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carlocab
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To clarify, are we still doing this "top-down"? I ask because otherwise the dependencies listed in the tab may list both OpenSSL versions. |
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Yes, we are. |
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Great, thanks! It wasn't clear to me which audit we were skipping here. |
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The recursive dep conflict check is now skipped only when doing |
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For reference, there is a list of dependents of |
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Ok, once we've merged the following, I think the OpenSSL 3 migration is ready to 🚢:
There are still a number of outstanding PRs, but I don't consider any of them significant enough to block #134260. CC @Homebrew/core for thoughts. |
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This is a huge win, especially in such a short time frame. |
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Thanks everyone for the help! |
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When I use ssh with openssl@3 The command will cause CPU 100%, when I change the shell window. |
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Please open a new issue instead of commenting on closed ones. |
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I opened #135527 to track the remaining stragglers. |
I'm opening this issue to track progress on the migration to OpenSSL 3, since OpenSSL 1.1 wil be EOL relatively soon. This also serves as a call for help with this migration.
Below is a list of formulae that need to be migrated to
openssl@3. If you'd like to help out, please open a pull request that targets theopenssl-migration-stagingbranch that updates one of the formulae listed below to useopenssl@3instead ofopenssl@1.1.If you encounter
brew auditfailures, then it is possible that either:openssl-migration-stagingbranch. Please close your pull request and open a new one that targets the right branch.openssl@3instead. Please open a pull request to migrate those dependencies first, and then rebase your original pull request against theopenssl-migration-stagingbranch after your pull request migrating the relevant dependencies has been merged toopenssl-migration-staging.`openssl@1.1` dependents with linkage to `openssl@1.1`
openssl@3#134325openssl@3#134326openssl@3#134395openssl@3#134274openssl@3#134350openssl@3#134332openssl@3#134333openssl@3#134335openssl@3#134336openssl@3#134337openssl@3#134276openssl@3#134351openssl@3#134352openssl@3#134353openssl@3#134354openssl@3#134293openssl@3#134363openssl@3#134363openssl@3#134367openssl@3#134368openssl@3#134447openssl@3#134444openssl@3#134459openssl@3#134461openssl@3#134479openssl@3#134337openssl@1.1#120363openssl@3#134480openssl@3#134481openssl@3#134264openssl@3#134482openssl@3#134289openssl@3#134433openssl@3#134506openssl@3#134508openssl@3#134510openssl@3#119866openssl@3#134587openssl@3#134593openssl@3#134513openssl@3#134514openssl@3#134617openssl@3#134523openssl@3#134524openssl@3#134525openssl@3#134526openssl@3#134273openssl@3#134527openssl@3#134528openssl@3#134529openssl@3#134530openssl@3#134560openssl@3#134474openssl@3#134531openssl@3#134474openssl@3#134532openssl@3#134474openssl@3#134533openssl@3#134714openssl@3#134277openssl@3#133524openssl@3#134534openssl@3#133524openssl@3#134535openssl@3#134536openssl@3#134473openssl@3#134476openssl@3#134537openssl@3#134426openssl@3#134275openssl@3#134396openssl@3#134281openssl@3#134401openssl@3#134538openssl@3#134539openssl@3#134446openssl@3#134540openssl@3#134290openssl@3#134541openssl@3#134542openssl@3#134545openssl@3#134546openssl@3#134259openssl@3#134547openssl@3#134548openssl@3#134549openssl@3#134550openssl@3#134299openssl@3#134552openssl@3#134257openssl@3#134424openssl@3#134284openssl@3#134423openssl@3#134385openssl@3#134478openssl@3#134259openssl@3#134361openssl@3#134281openssl@3#134286openssl@3#134264openssl@3#134566openssl@3#134377openssl@3#134263openssl@3#134516openssl@3#134512openssl@3#134484openssl@3#134518openssl@3#134517openssl@3#134551openssl@3#134339openssl@3#134339openssl@3#134339openssl@3#134339openssl@1.1deprecation date #134675openssl@3#134339openssl@3#134339openssl@3#134339openssl@3#134554openssl@3#134555openssl@3#134519openssl@3#134556openssl@3#134520openssl@3#134521openssl@3#134462openssl@3#134560openssl@3#134557openssl@3#134378openssl@3#134558openssl@3#134559openssl@3#134486openssl@3#134289openssl@3#134289openssl@3#134515openssl@3#134563openssl@3#134418openssl@3#134383openssl@3#134357openssl@3#134256openssl@3#134564openssl@3#134296openssl@3#134467openssl@3#134565openssl@3#134569openssl@3#134570openssl@3#134264openssl@3#134571openssl@3#134721openssl@3#134285openssl@3#134572openssl@3#134573openssl@3#134300openssl@3#134574openssl@3#134267openssl@3#134575openssl@3#134576openssl@3#134610openssl@3#134611openssl@3#134612openssl@3#134294openssl@3#134614openssl@3#134577openssl@3#134270openssl@3#134578openssl@3#134580openssl@3#134258openssl@3#134255openssl@3#134358openssl@3#134265openssl@3#134417openssl@3#134581openssl@3#134262openssl@3#134287openssl@3#134582openssl@3#134583openssl@3#134584openssl@3#134264openssl@3#134268openssl@3#134585openssl@3#134588openssl@3#134589openssl@3#134590openssl@3#134591openssl@3#134592openssl@3#134442openssl@3#134441openssl@3#134594openssl@3#134595openssl@3#134596openssl@3#134272openssl@3#134282openssl@1.1#120366openssl@3#134598openssl@3#134599openssl@3#134600openssl@3#134382openssl@3#134511openssl@3#134601openssl@3#134602openssl@3#134560openssl@3#134261openssl@3#134416openssl@3#134269openssl@3#134603openssl@3#134419openssl@3#134376openssl@3#134392openssl@3#134604openssl@3#134378openssl@3#134271openssl@3#134605openssl@3#134606openssl@3#134357openssl@3#134474openssl@3#134474openssl@3#134460openssl@3#134410openssl@3#134410openssl@3#134607openssl@3#134411openssl@3#134608openssl@3#134450openssl@3#134464openssl@3#134334The following formulae have an
openssl@1.1dependency, but they have no linkage withopenssl@1.1on Linux. A few thoughts on how you might handle these:openssl@1.1dependency can just be removed.openssl@3). This is common for formulae that build using Rust. Please migrate the formula to useopenssl@3and adjust the build so that it links with the newopenssl@3dependency. In the case of formulae that use Rust, it may suffice to setOPENSSL_DIRandOPENSSL_NO_VENDOR. There are many examples of this in Homebrew/core. It may also be useful to update the test to catch future instances of mis-linkage.Dependents of `openssl@1.1` with no linkage
openssl@3#134376openssl@1.1dep #134783openssl@1.1dep #134784opensslfrom macOS #134449openssl@3#134463openssl@3#134463openssl@3#134657openssl@3#134362openssl@3#134814openssl@3[not working with openssl@3] #134816openssl@3#134817openssl@3#134474openssl@3#134380openssl@3#134301openssl@3#134819openssl@3#134791openssl@3#134820openssl@3#134821openssl@3#134824openssl@3#134378openssl@3#134826openssl@1.1dependency #134800openssl@3#134339openssl@3#134609openssl@3#134396openssl@3#134827openssl@3#134636openssl@3#134613openssl@3#134828openssl@3#134789openssl@3#134971openssl@3#134292openssl@3#134616openssl@3#134410openssl@3#134832openssl@3#134809openssl@3#134300openssl@3#134300openssl@3#134620openssl@3[not working with openssl@3] #134833openssl@3#134834openssl@3#134838openssl@3#134839openssl@3#134420openssl@3#134430openssl@3#134840openssl@3#134852openssl@3#134842openssl@3#134410openssl@3#134658openssl@3#134844openssl@3#134845openssl@3#134847openssl@3#134849openssl@3#134851openssl@3#134424These formulae have no
openssl@1.1dependency, but have linkage withopenssl@1.1(on Linux). These will have to be handled on a case-by-case basis, but some of my comments regarding the previous category might apply here too. But we will want to persuade these formulae to useopenssl@3instead.Details
openssl@3#134388openssl@3#134742openssl@3#134739openssl@3#134376openssl@3#134640openssl@3#134566openssl@3#134641openssl@3) #134381openssl@3#134660openssl@3#134638openssl@3#134639openssl@3#134661openssl@3#134662openssl@3#134664openssl@3#134428openssl@3(linkage test) #134914openssl@3#134665openssl@3#134666openssl@3#134667openssl@3#134293openssl@3#134463openssl@3#134782openssl@3#134743openssl@3#134679openssl@3#134744openssl@3#134745openssl@3#134417openssl@3#134746openssl@3#134428openssl@3#134747openssl@3on Linux #134923openssl@3#134897openssl@3#134363openssl@3#134748openssl@3#134749openssl@3#134750openssl@3#134411openssl@3#134751The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: