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I think it would cut the confusion a lot by syncing them - though we need to come up with a versioning scheme that would allow us to release updates for the same version of OpenSSL.
So, maybe OpenSSL.NET v1.0.2c.0 - so if we need to address a bug in the wrapper, we can release 1.0.2c.1 - what I'm not sure about is how to translate that into .NET's all numeric versioning system. Maybe use Version.MajorRevision for the OpenSSL revision (so, c = 3), and Version.MinorRevision for our revision number. Should be easy to work with, and fits the .NET model cleanly.
Thoughts?
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Update master OpenSSL 1.0.2c.
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