[ELY-2070] CredentialStore is not able to get data from credential storage in file on IBM JDK 8 #1568
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@Ashpan Just a minor, I read Ashley's comment linked in this jira that these errors seem to be because IBM JDK is unable to read the ECDSA keys from a credential store. Is there some bug report or maybe release notes from IBM now that mention this which could be linked? |
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@Skyllarr I wasn't able to find any specific documentation that IBM has released stating that reading ECSDA keys doesn't work from a credential store, and their bug reporting systems seems to be something for clients/customers not for developers. Although I found this report, but it seems to be for "IBM JCE & JCEPlus providers" which doesn't seem like the issue we are facing. |
@Ashpan The linked issue is probably not this problem since the link says it was fixed in 8.0.5.35, but this bug was originally found for 8.0.6.10 ( #1347 (comment) ). Might be good to double check if the exception happen in isolation as well, so we know for sure it is a bug in IBM and not in our code. |
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@Ashpan But actually given this is JDK 8, which is basically deprecated, it is ok to ignore these tests |
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| Assume.assumeFalse(IS_IBM); //Don't run if using IBM JDK https://issues.redhat.com/browse/ELY-2070 | |||
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@Ashpan Would you be able to create a new ELY issue for unignoring these tests on IBM JDK and then reference that ELY issue in the comment here and below.
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…orage in file on IBM JDK 8
https://issues.redhat.com/browse/ELY-2070