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2.0.17

  • Fix bug where depending on call order jws get generated with the wrong kid

2.0.16

  • Refactor Directory
  • Fix an issue where the client would crash when ACME provider return nonce for directory endpoint

2.0.15

  • Also pass connection_options to Faraday for Client#get_nonce

2.0.14

  • Fix Faraday HTTP exceptions leaking out, always raise Acme::Client::Error instead

2.0.13

  • Add support for External Account Binding

2.0.12

  • Update test matrix to current Ruby versions (2.7 to 3.2)
  • Support for Faraday retry 2.x

2.0.11

  • Add support for error code AlreadyRevoked and BadPublicKey

2.0.10

  • Support for Faraday 1.0 / 2.0

2.0.9

  • Support for Ruby 3.0 and Faraday 0.17.x
  • Raise when directory is rate limited

2.0.8

  • Add support for the keyChange endpoint

https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc8555#section-7.3.5

2.0.7

  • Add support for alternate certificate chain
  • Change Link headers parsing to return array of value. This add support multiple entries at the same rel

2.0.6

  • Allow Faraday up to < 2.0

2.0.5

  • Use post-as-get
  • Remove deprecated keyAuthorization

2.0.4

  • Add an option to retry bad nonce errors

2.0.3

  • Do not try to set the body on GET request

2.0.2

  • Fix constant lookup on InvalidDirectory
  • Forward connection options when fetching nonce
  • Fix splats without parenthesis warning

2.0.1

  • Properly require URI

2.0.0

  • Release of the ACMEv2 branch

1.0.0

  • Development for ACMEv1 moved into 1.0.x

0.6.3

  • Handle Faraday::ConnectionFailed errors as Timeout error.

0.6.2

  • Do not cache error type

0.6.1

  • Fix typo in ECDSA curves

0.6.0

  • Support external account keys

0.5.5

  • Release script fixes.

0.5.4

  • Enable ECDSA certificates

0.5.3

  • Build release script

0.5.2

  • Fix acme error names
  • ASN1 parsing improvements

0.5.1

  • Set serial number of self-signed certificate

0.5.0

  • Allow access to Acme::Client#endpoint and Acme::Client#directory_uri
  • Add Acme::Client#fetch_authorization
  • Setup cyclic dependency between challenges and their authorization for easier access of either with the other.
  • Drop Acme::Client#challenge_from_hash and Acme::Client::Resources::Challenges::Base#to_h in favor of the new API.
  • Delegate Acme::Client::Resources::Challenges::Base#verify_status to Acme::Client::Resources::Authorization#verify_status and make it update existing challenge objects. This makes it so that whichever is called, the correct status is reflected everywhere.
  • Add Authorization#verify_status - Recent versions of boulder will no longer process a challenge if the associated authorization is already valid, that is another challenge was previously solved. This means we need to allow people to poll on the authorizations status rather than the challenge status so they don't have to poll on the status of all challenges of an authorization all the time. See https://community.letsencrypt.org/t/upcoming-change-valid-authz-reuse/16982 and letsencrypt/boulder#2057

0.4.1

  • Set the X509 version of the self-signed certificate
  • Fix requiring of time standard library

0.4.0

  • Drop json-jwt dependency, implement JWS on our own
  • Drop ActiveSupport dependency

0.3.7

  • Simplify internal require statements
  • Fix usage of json-jwt return value
  • Remove usage of deprecated qualified_const_defined?
  • Add user agent to upstream calls
  • Fix gem requiring
  • Set CSR version

0.3.6

  • Handle non-json errors better

0.3.5

  • Handle non protocol related server error

0.3.4

  • Make Acme::Client#challenge_from_hash more strict with the arguments it receives

0.3.3

  • Add new unsupportedIdentifier error from acme protocol

0.3.2

  • Adds rejectedIdentifier error
  • Adds RateLimited error class
  • Clean up gem loading
  • Make client connection options configurable
  • Add URL to certificate

0.3.1

  • Add ability to serialize challenges

0.3.0

  • Use ISO8601 format for time parsing
  • Expose the authorization expiration timestamp. The ACME server returns an optional timestamp that signifies the expiration date of the domain authorization challenge. The time format is RFC3339 and can be parsed by Time#parse. See: https://letsencrypt.github.io/acme-spec/ Section 5.3 - expires
  • Update dns-01 record content to comply with ACME spec
  • Fix SelfSignCertificate#default_not_before

0.2.4

  • Support tls-sni-01

0.2.3

  • Support certificate revocation
  • Move everything under the Acme::Client namespace
  • Improved errors