It's held up on SSL. Ubuntu 20.04 changed some security parameter
tunings, which breaks some uses of the SSL module, and approximately
eight modules in the test suite. I assume this wasn't caught on the
buildbots because they don't use Ubuntu--or at least not a build that
fresh. SSL and the test suite are all completely happy on older Ubuntu
releases.
One could argue "it's fine, most people still using 3.5 are also using
old OSes anyway". But I don't want to release 3.5.10 if important
functionality is broken on a popular OS. So I'm waiting for help from
the ssl module maintainer(s) who are very kindly looking into it.
My plan is to release 3.5.10rc1 once it passes the test suite on Ubuntu
20.04... whenever that is. 3.5.10 final will be automatically
rescheduled for two weeks from that date.
Hold tight,
//arry/
p.s. Happy American Independence Day!
tunings, which breaks some uses of the SSL module, and approximately
eight modules in the test suite. I assume this wasn't caught on the
buildbots because they don't use Ubuntu--or at least not a build that
fresh. SSL and the test suite are all completely happy on older Ubuntu
releases.
One could argue "it's fine, most people still using 3.5 are also using
old OSes anyway". But I don't want to release 3.5.10 if important
functionality is broken on a popular OS. So I'm waiting for help from
the ssl module maintainer(s) who are very kindly looking into it.
My plan is to release 3.5.10rc1 once it passes the test suite on Ubuntu
20.04... whenever that is. 3.5.10 final will be automatically
rescheduled for two weeks from that date.
Hold tight,
//arry/
p.s. Happy American Independence Day!