Update pyOpenSSL dependency

[ilian]

I am wondering if the version constraint of pyOpenSSL is still required:

oci-python-sdk/setup.py

Lines 35 to 36 in d7e2881

	"cryptography==3.2.1",
	"pyOpenSSL>=17.5.0,<=19.1.0",

The constraint was added in 3ffac62 back when cryptography was pinned at version 2.8:

oci-python-sdk/setup.py

Lines 35 to 36 in 3ffac62

	"cryptography==2.8",
	"pyOpenSSL>=17.5.0,<=19.1.0",

Now that the cryptography package has been updated to at least version 3.2.0, the breaking change of pyOpenSSL version 20.0.0 listed in its changelog ("The minimum cryptography version is now 3.2.") does no longer conflict with the version of cryptography used by oci.

Is there any other reason why the version of pyOpenSSL remains pinned or can we unpin the version constraint?

[bhagwatvyas]

Thanks for pointing this out @ilian. We're running tests from our end for with the new versions.

[jhult]

@bhagwatvyas, any updates on this?

[pabs3]

@bhagwatvyas: pyOpenSSL is now at version 22 and cryptography is up to 37.0.2, has there been any more work on this issue? Please unpin the pyOpenSSL version constraint and expand the versions for cryptography.

[pabs3]

BTW, I filed #419 about widening the cryptography version range.

[github-anurag]

@jhult
We have picked this task up and are evaluating on removing the upper-bound for pyOpenSSL in OCI Python SDK. We will update you soon on its progress.

[github-anurag]

@jhult we increased the upper bound for pyOpenSSL. Will evaluate a bit more on removing it in future release