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(#18) Add configuration flag to always overwrite the cache #20
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More than likely need choria-io/go-choria#479 to be merged. |
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* Add configuration flag to filesec/puppetsec to tell the provider to always overwrite the local cache of a certificate with the one one that's been presented (defaults to false for existing environments) * Implement tests around configuration flag * Update test certificates to replicate an updated certificate being seen later
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always overwrite the local cache of a certificate with the one one
that's been presented (defaults to false for existing environments)
seen later