Consolidate the source-of-truth. #263
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Today we have three copies of Certificate synthesis across: - x509 - google v1 - google v1beta1 This has burned us several times in recent memory (off the top of my head): - When I added Github support and missed the x509 path - When Scott added google v1 and dropped the K8s stuff. By having a largely common code path for these, we should be able to avoid some of these breaks. This change creates a method in x509ca to make an `x509.Certificate` and then reorients the bulk of the redundant certificate construction into translation logic from the shared construction. Signed-off-by: Matt Moore <mattmoor@chainguard.dev>
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Today we have three copies of Certificate synthesis across:
This has burned us several times in recent memory (off the top of my head):
By having a largely common code path for these, we should be able to avoid some of these breaks.
This change creates a method in x509ca to make an
x509.Certificateand then reorients the bulk of the redundant certificate construction into translation logic from the shared construction.Signed-off-by: Matt Moore mattmoor@chainguard.dev
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