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Improve cert template function expiry behavior #1078
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What I Did
Certificates now have a default expiry of two years, instead of one. If an existing cert or a CA will expire within 6 months of Ship being run, the cert will be regenerated or the CA will be renewed.
How I Did it
Changed the certificate request code to include a duration other than the default of 1 year.
Changed the certificate/CA read code to check expiration dates and regenerate things as required.
How to verify it
New unit tests
Description for the Changelog
Generated certificates now have a validity period of two years
If a generated certificate will expire within 6 months of ship being run, it will be regenerated to extend the validity period
Picture of a Ship (not required but encouraged)