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With the migration to rustls, we are running into the limitation of its cryptographic library, ring, only supporting x86 and ARM targets. The issue is tracked upstream in ring: briansmith/ring#1455
The generic fallback implementations written in C were added for most primitives in git master, but were never released. The maintainer has not touched the project in 8+ months, so it's not clear if/when the support will materialize.
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Upstream rustls has shipped a point release that updates to a newer version of ring. Now cargo audit v0.18.3 can be compiled for obscure CPU platforms without issue.
With the migration to rustls, we are running into the limitation of its cryptographic library,
ring
, only supporting x86 and ARM targets. The issue is tracked upstream in ring: briansmith/ring#1455The generic fallback implementations written in C were added for most primitives in git master, but were never released. The maintainer has not touched the project in 8+ months, so it's not clear if/when the support will materialize.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: