feat: sync source code with nodejs/node #17
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@aduh95 ... Just wanted to get a sense of what this PR is working towards. Want to have context for a review. This is used by workers and bun also so need to know if there are significant changes that would require attention there also |
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The end goal would be to be able to build it as a shared lib and use it in node (in the test-shared workflow), and make node depend on this repo. The current state is that I'm able to build it as a shared lib, but static build seems broken from the looks of CI, I haven't investigated further. |
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Sounds good to me. Can you rebase? |
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cc @npaun |
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Currently the code is maintained in two different repos (nodejs/node and nodejs/ncrypto) which are slightly diverging. This PR takes the nodejs/node version as source of truth (I copied the file over, and reverted only the changes that were behind a
#ifndefpre-compiler flag).