Is it ok to use apr 1.x instead of in-tree?

I have been testing a port of Subversion for OpenBSD, but the porter
decided to use apr(-util) 1.0 instead of the in-tree versions despite my
warnings. The port was even upgraded to apr(-util) 1.0.1 to fix a crash
when working on large sets of data. I have previously been involved in
getting an unauthorized Linux package compiled against apr 1.0 pulled,
so this worries me.

Has the official advice from the Subversion project changed regarding
binary compatibility wrt. apr or should I reinforce my warnings to the
porter?

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