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Let's Encrypt has a staging endpoint up for ACME v2 (aka IETF ACME, will be published as an RFC soon). I'm going to start rewriting/updating the client to support the new API, with the thought that we can just replace the previous implementation when Let's Encrypt launches their production v2 endpoint next month.
The package documentation explicitly states there are no stability guarantees and there are effectively no other public ACME servers, so I don't think there's any reason to keep the old implementation around. I will avoid making any changes to public APIs unless necessary.
@titanous I think there might actually be other ACME-compatible servers but even if there aren't any, I know for a fact there exist non-public implementations. I'd like to keep v1 working.
Let's Encrypt has a staging endpoint up for ACME v2 (aka IETF ACME, will be published as an RFC soon). I'm going to start rewriting/updating the client to support the new API, with the thought that we can just replace the previous implementation when Let's Encrypt launches their production v2 endpoint next month.
The package documentation explicitly states there are no stability guarantees and there are effectively no other public ACME servers, so I don't think there's any reason to keep the old implementation around. I will avoid making any changes to public APIs unless necessary.
/cc @x1ddos
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