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I’d consider this desirable behaviour, if consistent cross-platform.
e.g., Use case:
mkcert uses the following call to find certutil if it is installed:
exec.LookPath("certutil")
I’m going to be bundling pre-built binaries of certutil with future version of Auto Encrypt Localhost. Afaics, with the current behaviour, all I have to do is place the certutil binary and the nss dynamic libraries in the same folder as the mkcert binary. If I had to specify the folder explicitly, I’d most likely have to maintain a fork of mkcert.
e.g., Use case:
mkcert uses the following call to find certutil if it is installed:
I’m going to be bundling pre-built binaries of certutil with future version of Auto Encrypt Localhost. Afaics, with the current behaviour, all I have to do is place the certutil binary and the nss dynamic libraries in the same folder as the mkcert binary. If I had to specify the folder explicitly, I’d most likely have to maintain a fork of mkcert.
Originally posted by @aral in golang/go#38736 (comment)
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