jwt: build jwt module for debian distributions

[eschmidbauer]

Pre-Submission Checklist

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  in doc/ subfolder, the README file is autogenerated)

Type Of Change

• Small bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)
• New feature (non-breaking change which adds new functionality)
• Breaking change (fix or feature that would change existing functionality)

Checklist:

• PR should be backported to stable branches
• Tested changes locally
• Related to issue #XXXX (replace XXXX with an open issue number)

Description

I am not very familiar with the build/packaging process but I'm hoping we can get jwt module packaged for debian since the dependencies (libjwt) already ship with most recent debian distributions. Any feedback would be appreciated here, thanks.

[eschmidbauer]

@linuxmaniac
From the build pipeline:

Can we update the docker container to include libjwt-dev ?

[miconda]

Hopefully Debain 12 has the required version, iirc Debian 11 has libjwt 1.10.0, which is too old, the module needs 1.12.0.

[eschmidbauer]

Hopefully Debain 12 has the required version, iirc Debian 11 has libjwt 1.10.0, which is too old, the module needs 1.12.0.

looks like libjwt-dev is still packaged with version1.10.2 on debian bookworm :(
closing this PR

[miconda]

Oh, that's bad, I hoped Deb 12 has the newer version. Not sure what would take to make the module compile with older version, but I think there were constraints that I needed to use libjwt 1.12.0.

[henningw]

Just for reference, this seems to be the difference between 1.10.2 and 1.12.0: link
Its not a small diff, 3,077 additions and 115 deletions.