Make the password parameter optional

[rnelson0]

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[rnelson0]

Fixes #64

[rnelson0]

I can only guarantee that this allows the user to skip providing the password. Someone who uses the module will have to try it to ensure the two powershell scripts work properly when provided with a password of "" (empty string).

[natemccurdy]

@rnelson0 Thanks for making this!

Quick clarification, your patch will allow a password of either a String[1] or undef, not the empty string. But that should be fine.... assuming the PowerShell scripts can handle that (a quick look makes me think they can).

With your patch, this should be possible now (note the lack of a password):

sslcertificate { "Install-PFX-Certificate" :
  name       => 'mycert.pfx',
  location   => 'C:\',
  thumbprint => '07E5C1AF7F5223CB975CC29B5455642F5570798B'
}

But this will still throw an error (which is fine if the above works):

sslcertificate { "Install-PFX-Certificate" :
  name       => 'mycert.pfx',
  password   => '',
  location   => 'C:\',
  thumbprint => '07E5C1AF7F5223CB975CC29B5455642F5570798B'
}

[rnelson0]

@natemccurdy I was referring to the underlying powershell script's cmdlet receiving "" in the password argument when $password = undef. To use an actual password should definitely require a non-null string.