Allow explicitly specifying openssl-version (on self-hosted environments the openssl command may not be on $PATH)
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openssl-version (on self-hosted environments the openssl command may not be on $PATH)
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In self-hosted GitHub environments, it's possible that
opensslisn't on the machine's path, thus causing the setup to fail when trying to discover the version of openssl usingopenssl version.This change adds support for an
openssl-versioninput, which allows us to bypass the version check and specify the version on the machine explicitly. While this is less dynamic and portable, it can be used in narrow circumstances.