Use system univalue by default #7485
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Previous discussion was in #7349, where it was decided not to automatically use an installed univalue in favor of the included one. |
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...for now. |
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Why would you opt for system default? Out of interest. |
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Standard best practices. Libraries shouldn't be bundled at all. We have a reasonable case for bundling consensus-critical ones like LevelDB and libsecp256k1, but Univalue is not consensus-critical at all. |
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We're not going to do this (at least for the forseeable future), so closing for now. |
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