Build and Runtime Stabilizations #136
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This commit ensures that the Docker build uses a coherent Debian version across all Docker build stages (Debian Bookworm will be used as a runtime basis and Rust build basis). Additionally, the Rust backend build uses the native-tls crate instead of the OpenSSL crate which should increase development compatibility across different operating systems. Last but not least, the parsing of host-meta.json resources ignores malformed datetime values and which ensures that other information will be shown in PREvant's UI (e.g. link to OpenAPI specification).
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Sep 6, 2023
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This PR ensures that the Docker build uses a coherent Debian version across all Docker build stages (Debian Bookworm will be used as a runtime basis and Rust build basis). Additionally, the Rust backend build uses the native-tls crate instead of the OpenSSL crate which should increase development compatibility across different operating systems.
Last but not least, the parsing of host-meta.json resources ignores malformed datetime values and which ensures that other information will be shown in PREvant's UI (e.g. link to OpenAPI specification).