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feat: use webpki as rustls roots on non-desktop platforms #1402

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@SilverMira SilverMira commented Nov 24, 2024

Automatically choose to use rustls-webpki if the platform doesn't support rustls-native-certs (ie: non-desktop platforms).

Main motivation is rustls-native-certs is not supported by all platforms, and therefore HTTPs calls will error with 0 native roots

Partially fixes: #1399

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Looks like CI is checking for librespot-core with --no-default-features, but we need at least either rustls-native-roots or rustls-webpki-roots to be enabled, never both (upstream dependency fails to build if we specify both). And since there's interdependency from other crates to core and is also checked in CI, looks like fixing CI is not simple

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SilverMira commented Nov 24, 2024

Question is whether this should be exposed as feature flags or should we just quietly default to rustls-webpki on other platforms that rustls-native-certs don't support (other than Windows/Linux/Mac), Doing it the feature flags way makes librespot-core not compilable with --no-default-features, so apart from just breaking CI, it's also a breaking change downstream. Is there any value for allowing users on desktop platforms to choose rustls-webpki?

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I don't recall anyone asking for it, a feature is likely not necessary.

Silently switch over to using `rustls-webpki` when building for
target_os that is not Windows/Linux/Mac because `rustls-native-certs`
doesn't support them.

Ideally we should use `rustls-platform-verifier` as it's now the
recommended crate even on `rustls-native-certs` repository, since it
chooses the right implementation for the platform. But currently it
doesn't seem like `hyper-proxy2` or `tokio-tungstenite` doesn't support
them yet.
@SilverMira SilverMira changed the title feat: allow to use webpki as roots for rustls feat: use webpki as rustls roots on non-desktop platforms Nov 25, 2024
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Sounds reasonable, now it's implemented as target-specific feature only

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