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This adds CMS support to the Ruby layer.
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review comments on PR: always define Init_ossl_cms()
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review: remove unnecessary hmac.h, sort alphabetically
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feat: stop using ePKCS7Error, make all error values static
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feat: keep reference to cms_content_info from cms_signer info, so tha…
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ruby/openssl currently aims to support OpenSSL 1.1.1 or later, LibreSSL versions that are supported by upstream, and the latest version of AWS-LC.
I think we can use
!defined(OPENSSL_NO_CMS)
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Okay, I put this in during 1.1.1, because I found that some targets (maybe it was openwrt) did not include CMS for space reasons.
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AFAIK
OPENSSL_NO_XXX
macros are provided for this purpose. Their headers should have the macro if it is compiled with./Configure no-cms
.