add script to regenerate x509 test fixtures - #57
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Signed-off-by: Jérôme Charaoui <jerome@riseup.net>
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I Just noticed that 0a50e51 makes this irrelevant, closing. |
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Actually I'm not so sure this should be discarded, because we still need a way to regenerate these fixtures programatically. Regenerating them once every 5 years doesn't work well for longer lived packages published in OS release like Debian's. |
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This adds a Ruby script that handles regenerating x509 test fixtures.
It has been carried by the downstream Debian package for over a year and is considered battle-tested by Debian's own CI and package-rebuild infrastructure.
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