![]() I've split the existing code in several new functions: - load_certificates_from_pem (takes pem data as bytes) - build_certificate_chain (takes a list of Certificates) - validate_certificate_chain (takes a list of Certificates) - validate_key (takes pem data as a string) - validate_key_matches_cert (now takes a pem key string and a Certificate) - extract_sans (now takes a Certificate) - validate_end_entity_expired (now takes a Certificate) - validate_end_entity_not_yet_valid (now takes a Certificate) When a relevant exception arises, these functions raise a type of TLSValidationError, these are appended to the list of errors when validating a cert. |
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