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Allow users to disable builtin hash modules on compile time #84817
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3.9
only security fixes
build
The build process and cross-build
type-feature
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Python has a couple of builtin hash module: md5, sha1, sha256/224, sha512/383, sha3/shake family, and blake2b/s. Most of them are used as fallbacks in case OpenSSL bindings are not available. In some scenarios it is useful or required to disable the custom implementations and only offer libcrypto based implementations. Let's add a build option to disable modules. |
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Labels
3.9
only security fixes
build
The build process and cross-build
type-feature
A feature request or enhancement
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