Gregory McIntyre

If you happen to be using `asdf` on a Mac (which uses `ruby-build`), there is a PR that fixes these issues for mysql2 and all other gems that rely on...

@tdreyno Should I be making plans to move to a different static site generator?

Thank you! I suspected I wasn't doing things in a way that was correct or consistent with the rest of the repo but I wasn't sure what the right way...

Bump! I would find it handy if this were merged.

@hsbt Do you want such gems to install transparently and successfully using the version of openssl that is downloaded and used for the built-in Ruby libraries, or do you want...

Yes, I think the reason openssl is downloaded by ruby-build in the first place is because of problems with using a brew'd version on a newer Mac or other OS.

> We shouldn't care mysql2 issues in ruby-build * mysql2 is just an example. * This problem affects *all* gems that are compiled against libopenssl. * Nothing in the fix...

This is still a problem, this PR still fixes the problem. Without this PR: ``` brew install openssl gem install $ANY_GEM_THAT_REQUIRES_OPENSSL -- --with-opt-dir="$(brew --prefix openssl)" ``` With this PR: ```...

> If a Ruby gem with native extensions needs to link to OpenSSL and if OpenSSL is in a non-standard location (such as the one provided by Homebrew), then the...

It's a good point about `readline`.