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Port to the minizip-ng-compat #569
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Just to make it clear, we've found that this is actually incompatibility in minizip-ng tool, that's why I've linked the issue from their project here. |
Dear @open-eid team, @metsma, @Telgat, @uudisaru, @klemensn, @Counter178, @kristelmerilain, @olegprokofjev, @Germano0, @botovq, @eidins, @jsanko, @hniinemae, @tanelts, @martinpaljak, @kristiu, A lot of OS have migrated from minizip to minizip-ng and from zlib to zlib-ng: @ljavorsk is from Red Hat/Fedora team and he has worked on integration, he has done a good work. Can you look the problem of libdigidocpp? Thanks in advance. Linked to: |
The problem is not in libdigidocpp instead in minizip-ng. |
The libdigidocpp is not able to build with minizip-ng [1] in compat mode.
I've disabled the requirements for the minizip < 2.0.0 in CMake, however, it still fails to build due to the following errors when building
ZipSerialize.cpp
:[1] https://github.com/zlib-ng/minizip-ng/
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