Yes, but since I couldn’t find the original commit history for the version update, I tracked down a working version 3. The API will have some minor changes, so it may not be released as part of the original plugin.
Yeah given the changes I expect the plugin need to be released slightly different name, maybe append the version of the other project its pulling. Encryption changes are generally breaking by nature.
I tried build the plugin off the pull, but got into the fight with Android studio / Gradle of various bit the older build is looking for are no longer there. Would you to be a position to update it ?
I’m not an official maintainer either; I’ve been analyzing and pushing updates based on the information I received earlier, and everything is on that branch.
I don’t recommend continuing to use versions of OpenSSL older than 3.