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Build: update Python, OpenSSL, libtiff, libxml2 to new versions for securityto Build: update Python, OpenSSL, libtiff, libxml2 to new versions for securityIt'll require some messing about but looks like i can make openssl3/python3.10 work on windows, given i have no idea how to update someone-else's patch just land this as is, i'll fix it afterwards.
While browsing the python tracker i did bump into this one highlighting some debug issues on darwin-aarch64
https://github.com/python/cpython/issues/99079#issuecomment-1546511824
unsure if that's a problem for us or not, but something to be aware of nonetheless i suppose.
It seems Python itself will use 3.0 since that is still going to be supported for a long time. I think we might as well use the same version as Python then, to minimize the chance of other bugs.
3.0.9
is ok on windows, no issues. I know we usually don't run tests of deps, but given we're a bit off the beaten path here, may i suggest at least manually running the python ssl tests just to make sure the libs check out?it was crucial it was run from the build folder on windows, unsure how picky linux/mac will be there.
Tested the patch with Blender & ensure tests pass.
Attached a patch with some changes.
linux_rocky8_setup.sh
deps.--with-openssl=${LIBDIR}/ssl
wasn't working (was looking in${LIBDIR}/ssl/lib
instead of the new location:${LIBDIR}/ssl/lib64
). NowPKG_CONFIG_PATH
is used to ensure it's detected.Accepting, attached patch w/ changes for Linux although these should be tested on macOS too.