Hi, thanks for this. Sorry I couldn't look earlier (Might sound luddite but I don't check email regularly ... :( )

I reviewed: e4bb796

Instructions for a first time reviewer (such as me):

git remote add someRandomName  <repo=https://github.com/jonringer/nixpkgs>
git fetch --depth 2 sameRandomName <commitid=e4bb796e3e16f8186d9ff8ca16bb18134a9345fb>
git checkout <commitid=e4bb796e3e16f8186d9ff8ca16bb18134a9345fb >

Checking the diffs in vim with whitespace removed shows that the only changes are:

1. removing the -f flag from rm
2. making the file extension platform dependant.

I can confirm that this is fine for Linux.

Yea, i was able to get it to work fine on Linux as well. I just want to ensure that I'm not causing a regression to darwin, which previously worked.

Wish they would use a newer version of openssl by default. Would make a lot of this a lot easier

Using a passed library and gating the deletion on non-darwin env.

Presuming, (somewhat obviously) that you've tested this on Darwin. Approved.

passes on darwin, merging :)

@jonringer Does this qualify for a backport to 20.03? It doesn't eval there because OpenSSL is insecure.

Don't know the backporting policy but @dasJ you can consider using unstable for powershell.

@dasJ Unless there's a major security vulnerability, I think not issuing another major version would be wise for the release branch