How to build/how to get mssql-openssl.dll and libmssql-openssl.so?

[RichardWepnerPD]

We're trying to use this MsQuic wrapper in a Unity project (installed using NuGetForUnity). At runtime, MsQuic.Net tries to load mssquic-openssl.dll on Windows or libmssquic-openssl.so. This doesn't seem to be included in the package, which causes the library not to work as expected - and Exception is thrown since the library can't be loaded. (The README.md sounds to me like no steps besides installing the NuGet package would be required, however it could very well be an issue with NuGetForUnity.)

How would we need to build MsQuic in order to retrieve the correct libraries (i.e. msquic-openssl.dll instead of msquic.dll)?

[RichardWepnerPD]

It seems like I could have spent a few more minutes searching for it. According to the BUILD.md file in the MsQuic repository we would need to use scripts contained in the repository to build the project, and to use certain flags in order to select whether schannel, openssl or openssl3 should be used.

However, I didn't yet verify if this is working, so I won't yet close this issue.

[RichardWepnerPD]

The problem doesn't occur anymore if I place the msquic.dll as msquic-openssl.dll into the same directory as the StirlingLabs.MsQuic.Bindings.dll.

I can't yet say if this problem resulted from me using the NuGet package within Unity (where the installation of the package might have been incomplete to begin with) or if it would also occur if the NuGet package is used in a regular C# project. In any case, adjusting the installation instructions would probably be helpful, either by instructing that the MsQuic dll needs to be inserted manually, or that this needs to be done within Unity projects.

Since I don't know how you manage your tasks, I'll leave this issue open for now. Feel free to close it if you don't see a need for this issue (e.g. if you keep track of progress within another tool).

[RichardWepnerPD]

Similarly there should be a hint for the sa.dll as well, see #27