JosiahWI opened a new issue, #11575:
URL: https://github.com/apache/trafficserver/issues/11575
```cmake
+set(TS_HAS_TLS_EARLY_DATA
+ ${HAVE_SSL_SET_MAX_EARLY_DATA}
+ |
+ ${HAVE_SSL_READ_EARLY_DATA}
+ |
+ ${HAVE_SSL_WRITE_EARLY_DATA}
+ |
+ ${HAVE_SSL_IN_EARLY_DATA}
+)
# I added this debug message locally to demonstrate the problem.
message(STATUS "The TS_HAS_TLS_EARLY_DATA variable has the value
\"${TS_HAS_TLS_EARLY_DATA}\".")
```
-- The TS_HAS_TLS_EARLY_DATA variable has the value "1;|;1;|;1;|".
```
This was added in #11215 and this incorrect logic is now being copied to
other places (#11564). I have tested the impact of this incorrect value by
simulating the absence of any TLS early data support, and checking the value of
the define in a source file.
```cmake
set(TS_HAS_TLS_EARLY_DATA "0" | "0" | "0" | "0")
```
```cpp
// in CacheWrite.cc
#if TS_HAS_TLS_EARLY_DATA
#error "not good"
#endif
```
Output from GCC:
```
/trafficserver/src/iocore/cache/CacheWrite.cc:30:2: error: #error "not good"
30 | #error "not good"
```
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