Until improved, I believe the sever performance degradation and memory use compared to #ngtcp2 are reasons enough for us to not recommend #OpenSSL QUIC for use with #curl in production.
Upload speed: ngtcp2 is 2-4x faster.
Memory use: in some tests, OpenSSL uses 25x the amount of memory.
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Debian testing just updated apt:
"apt (2.9.19) unstable; urgency=medium
This release switches to OpenSSL for hashing and TLS, replacing the GnuTLS and gcrypt libraries.
This release switches to Sequoia for OpenPGP verification on supported Debian platforms. A Sequoia policy override enabling SHA1 self-signatures until 2026 is included." ...