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Adding CA cert functionality to elastic #982
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signed the Agreement after the fact, dunno if there's a way to kick off the githooks again... |
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This is great, thanks for your contribution! Just a few small comments, otherwise LGTM.
This refers to a CA certificate, but my understanding is this functionality would only work for the servers cert.
Yes indeed -- sorry, the comment is wrong 😅
While you're in the vicinity, would you mind replacing "CA" with "server" in that comment?
@axw curious on a ballpark estimate for how long it will take you folks to release the agent with these changes, as the work I'm doing is dependent on them. Thank you!! Worst case I can use my branch if it will take some time. |
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@axw curious on a ballpark estimate for how long it will take you folks to release the agent with these changes, as the work I'm doing is dependent on them. Thank you!! Worst case I can use my branch if it will take some time.
@bmacnee there's nothing specifically scheduled, but I anticipate we'll cut a new release in 3-4 weeks.
jenkins run the tests please |
Go 1.8/1.9 failures are unrelated, will be fixed by #984 -- merging. Thanks again! |
#752
Attempting to add functionality similar to other elastic-apm agents where a ca cert can be provided instead of the literal server cert.
I am a bit confused by the comment
TestHTTPTransportServerCert
:This refers to a CA certificate, but my understanding is this functionality would only work for the servers cert.