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OpenSSL has shipped a client-side QUIC implementation since 3.2. May I ask whether we will plan to have it in rust-openssl with an ergonomic Rust binding, or exposing raw C interfaces from openssl-sys only and let third-third-party crates to design the APIs?
I understand that this functionality in OpenSSL might not be mature at this stage, and coming up with a Rust interface design requires effort. Hence, any comments or inputs would be appreciated.
OpenSSL has shipped a client-side QUIC implementation since 3.2. May I ask whether we will plan to have it in rust-openssl with an ergonomic Rust binding, or exposing raw C interfaces from openssl-sys only and let third-third-party crates to design the APIs?
I understand that this functionality in OpenSSL might not be mature at this stage, and coming up with a Rust interface design requires effort. Hence, any comments or inputs would be appreciated.
References
OpenSSL 3.2 Release Note: https://www.openssl.org/news/openssl-3.2-notes.html
OpenSSL QUIC README: https://github.com/openssl/openssl/blob/master/README-QUIC.md
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