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[msquic] Compile port static as upstream. Apply port patches to upstream. #43017

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talregev opened this issue Dec 30, 2024 · 3 comments
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talregev commented Dec 30, 2024

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Compile port static as upstream:
#42788 (comment)

The port only support dynamic library linkage ATM. Upstream supports both, but doesn't prvovide exported config for the static lib

Apply port patches to upstream:
#42788 (comment)

By only applying these changes on top via patches, we have less confidence that things are all correct, which can create security and quality issues. So, we should strive for getting changes in the upstream projects instead of via patch files

@talregev talregev changed the title [msquic] Should compile also static as upstream. should apply patch to upstream. [msquic] Compile port static as upstream. Apply port patch to upstream. Dec 30, 2024
@talregev talregev changed the title [msquic] Compile port static as upstream. Apply port patch to upstream. [msquic] Compile port static as upstream. Apply port patches to upstream. Dec 30, 2024
@LilyWangLL LilyWangLL added the category:question This issue is a question label Dec 31, 2024
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Thanks for posting this issue. This comment from the manager of msquic #42788 (comment) has already addressed this issue.

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@LilyWangLL Do you want me to close this issue?

Yes, thank you.

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