Added Ability to encrypt variables with RSA Certificate. #38
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The certificate is not disposed. Also we should think what key set to use and which store. Ephemeral seems to be a good choice in this, but I'm not sure of that.
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Looks like the Ephemeral key store is not natively availabe in .Net Standard 1.3 or .Net Framework 4.0. It seems to work if I use:new X509Certificate2(Convert.FromBase64String(arguments[0]), (string)null, (X509KeyStorageFlags)32) but I am not confident it would work on a machine that does not have a later version of .Net installed.
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This should be inside the catch statement
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I was just using the FormatFunction as an example for this. Would it be preferable for me to just allow the exception to bubble up?
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Was curious to see if this feature was a viable option to consider adding?
We do this type of thing manually right now with variables that store the encrypted text and it is a pain when updating certificates.
I can flush out the .Net Framework 4.5.2 tests plus additional test cases if needed.