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Test More TLS Combinations #77

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@nibanks nibanks commented Feb 17, 2024

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@nibanks nibanks added enhancement New feature or request test execution Related to actually running tests labels Feb 17, 2024
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This pull request includes changes to the .github/workflows/quic.yml file to expand the testing matrix for the CI/CD pipeline. The changes add more test configurations for different operating systems and TLS options.

Here are the most important changes:

  • tls option changes:

    • For the windows-2022 operating system, the tls options have been expanded to include openssl and openssl3 along with the existing schannel.
    • Similarly, for the ubuntu-20.04 operating system, the tls options have been expanded to include openssl3 along with the existing openssl.
  • Test configuration additions:

    • In the vec array, new test configurations have been added for azure and lab environments on both windows-2022 and ubuntu-20.04 operating systems with openssl and openssl3 tls options. [1] [2]

These changes ensure that the software is tested more thoroughly across different environments and configurations.

@nibanks nibanks reopened this Apr 19, 2024
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