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Feature request: Use cklib to package openssl klibs #47
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Hello, I know the current solution is not very good. If cklib can solve this problem and you have the time to make a PR for this it would be great! |
It would be great to implement it ASAP because using a openssl lib in the project literally break my other libraries such as a cryptography lib that use as well openssl...
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I had the same problem too. I found that it conflict with"cryptography-provider-openssl3-prebuilt" It will throw exception at:kfun:dev.whyoleg.cryptography.providers.openssl3.materials.Openssl3KeyPairGenerator#generateKeyBlocking()
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Hello, I understand the issue, but for me currently it's impossible to develop such a big change. It would be awesome if that library could provide OpenSSL TLS bindings (libssl) but apparently it works only for libcrypto. I would switch in a heartbeat and remove my own bindings. |
I noticed in #17 there was a discussion about how the openssl klib doesn't get included in the dependency package. I had a discussion with @kpgalligan in the Kotlin Lang Slack about the issue and he mentioned since you're building them from source you could use touchlab/cklib to package them in. Happy to help contribute a PR if you're open to it.
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