Use pkg-config for ext/ldap without a directory #17441
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The existing check is not very good. OpenLDAP has been shipping a pkg-config file for a while now, and that's preferable over trying to manually find it. Note that for older OpenLDAP or non-OpenLDAP implementations, a directory can still be passed to use the old logic. Note that Oracle LDAP is busted and going away soon; I'm not sure for other LDAP implementations. Tested on macOS 14.
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The existing check is not very good. OpenLDAP has been shipping a pkg-config file for a while now, and that's preferable over trying to manually find it.
Note that for older OpenLDAP or non-OpenLDAP implementations, a directory can still be passed to use the old logic. Note that Oracle LDAP is busted and going away soon; I'm not sure for other LDAP implementations.
Tested on macOS 14.