Update `libmsquic` to a version that depends on OpenSSL 3.0
See original GitHub issueContext
The libmsquic package cannot be out-of-the-box installed in Ubuntu 22.04 as it depends on libssl1.1 which is not present in the 22.04 package repository. We need to install it from the 20.04 one. We have put a temporary solution in place as future versions of libmsquic will depend on openssl 3.0 and this won’t be needed anymore.
The workaround was added as part of https://github.com/dotnet/arcade/issues/13130
Goal
Once the new version is available, remove the linux-ubuntu-2204-add-libmsquic
artifact and just plain install the libmsquic
package using linux-ubuntu-add-package
artifact. Contact Nick Banks for more information about libmsquic.
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Ah, you’re right. I was looking at an old version. So I guess that would get the latest, yeah…
@CarnaViire I am quite curious - which exact image have you used? I don’t think it’s possible we have this on the images already. Maybe in the docker images?