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Some commands like step crypto jwt verify should accept certificates as --key parameters, we can easily extract a public key from it and verify the JWT.
Added the ability to use X509 Certificates in place of public keys on the command line (where public keys are required). A common use case for this flexibility can be found in the step crypto subcommands where you may need to provide a public key to verify a signature but the public key is stored as an X509 Certificate.
Description
Some commands like
step crypto jwt verify
should accept certificates as--key
parameters, we can easily extract a public key from it and verify the JWT.Related to #67
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