Add OpenBSD support in System.Net.NetworkInformation#129279
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Did you try running its tests on the device? If not, bootstrap docs in main branch have steps to build single library with zip archive, copy the zip archive and testhost from device and invoke RunTests.sh command mentioned in the docs. |
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There is already support in
System.Nativefor this. Just need to enable it in the managed layer for OpenBSD.Note that FreeBSD includes what appears to be a spurious FreeBSD specific
Interop.Libraries.csfile which only contains theMsQuicconstant and since that doesn't appear to be used inSystem.Net.NetworkInformationI haven't included it here andmsquicwon't work as it stands on OpenBSD today anyways.Contributes to #124911.