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Well, I guess this is to be expected:
Once it's practical to work on this (vs. AzDO general failures) we've got to figure out where we actually want to get openssl from. Maybe after the
brew update
we can install it again? I haven't looked very far into why exactly we need to uninstall it in the first place. (My impression is that the macOS image comes with a bustedbrew
installation that we have to un-break before we can runbrew update
, but this might not be accurate.)