iOS build times increasing after 16-12-2016 due to python3 not resolving openssl dependency

[viktorbenei]

@sdduursma

Is there anything that changed in the Bitrise ecosystem that could have caused installing openssl with brew install openssl to fail? Like a version of openssl being pre-installed on the Bitrise VM?

Xcode 7.3.1 stack is never updated. That’s an LTS stack since Xcode 7.3.1 came out, there was absolutely no update on it since - for more information about stack and update types see:

How are the bitrise.io stacks updated and with what frequency? What's the stack deprecation / removal policy?

The stacks on bitrise.io are updated every weekend, but what’s updated depends on the stack. There are stacks where only certain caches are updated (no preinstalled tools etc.), and there are stacks which are completely re-built every week. You can find the update type of the stacks below. Xcode stacks Xcode stacks, except the “Edge” one, are built once, and are not updated at all, except with Bitrise CLI related updates, dependency manager cache updates and with critical fixes. These are Stabl…

@sdduursma

Why does the pre-installed version of openssl not satisfy the python3 dependency? Could it have anything to do with the version in the Cellar being 1.0.2h (as opposed to 1.0.2k, which is the version after installing with brew) ?

You should check brew about this, I’d say most likely the python3 brew formula did change, and now depends on a different version of openssl. It definitely is not related to any update we did on the stack, as other than the Bitrise CLI updates there was absolutely no other update on the stack since Xcode 7.3.1 / May 2016 (http://blog.bitrise.io/2016/05/05/xcode-7-3-1-stack-update.html).