The recent review-web updated axum-server from version 0.6 to 0.7. However, in Ubuntu 20.04, the software cannot be compiled due to its lack of support for aws-lc-sys v0.22.0, which axum-server now requires. This issue does not occur in Ubuntu 22.04.
Since we need to support Ubuntu 20.04 until our clients upgrade their OS, I think it would be best to specify different versions of axum-server based on Linux versions through features in Cargo.toml. Alternatively, if there’s a way to detect Linux versions, that would be preferable, though I’m unsure if such a method exists.
The recent review-web updated axum-server from version 0.6 to 0.7. However, in Ubuntu 20.04, the software cannot be compiled due to its lack of support for aws-lc-sys v0.22.0, which axum-server now requires. This issue does not occur in Ubuntu 22.04.
Since we need to support Ubuntu 20.04 until our clients upgrade their OS, I think it would be best to specify different versions of axum-server based on Linux versions through features in Cargo.toml. Alternatively, if there’s a way to detect Linux versions, that would be preferable, though I’m unsure if such a method exists.
@msk, could you share any thoughts on this?