RESOLV: supress deprecation warnings #7592
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`resolv_gethostbyname_dns_parse()` didn't use `status` and it was always set to `ARES_SUCCESS` anyway.
In theory new API might be somewhat better. But: 1) it's fairly new: `ares_search_dnsrec()` and `ares_query_dnsrec()` were introduced in c-ares-1.28 while even CentOS Stream 10 has c-ares-1.25, so SSSD would need to support (fallback) old API anyway. 2) SSSD doesn't make heavy use of DNS, so potential performance improvements are really negligible. On the other hand, old API/ABI will be available for a long time: c-ares/c-ares#732 (comment) For those reasons it's not worth the effort to port code to new API right now.
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In theory new API might be somewhat better.
But:
it's fairly new:
ares_search_dnsrec()andares_query_dnsrec()were introduced in c-ares-1.28 while even CentOS Stream 10 has
c-ares-1.25, so SSSD would need to support (fallback) old API anyway.
SSSD doesn't make heavy use of DNS, so potential performance
improvements are really negligible.
On the other hand, old API/ABI will be available for a long time:
c-ares/c-ares#732 (comment)
For those reasons it's not worth the effort to port code to new API
right now.