Apple hasn’t created a module map for that system header, which means
it can’t be used from frameworks.

Cocoapods 1.0 keeps the directory structure of the public headers when
creating a dynamic framework, so if we keep the header_mappings_dir as it
was, includes would need to be of the form #include <openssl/openssl/ssl.h>

This means our header_mappings_dir has to be ‘include/openssl’ instead of
‘include’. Which in turn means that, for static libraries, we have to tell
Cocoapods to prepend an ‘openssl’ directory to the headers. We do that
with the ‘header_dir’ attribute of the podspec.

Move tests to Cocoapods 1.0.0

And print version before and after install, so we can always check.

PHP: update package.xml after fixes

Backport C# changes to 0.14 branch

Updated functions with TSRM macros for ZTS support

Update third_party/protobuf to v3.0.0-beta3 (in  release-0_14  branch)

Backport node protoc examples

Update C# examples to 0.14.0 nugets

Update release version to 0.14.2-pre1

Update release version to 0.14.1

Allow Ruby client code to set a user agent