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Fix expired certificates #24688
Fix expired certificates #24688
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@cescoffier @sberyozkin didn't you guys have something to generate a certificate at build time somewhere? |
During Quarkus build time? That would be very weird. During a maven phase, I don't have anything but that could be useful. |
Yeah I was thinking of Maven. I thought we had something. |
@geoand do you mind just disabling the tests and we will let @michalszynkiewicz deal with it? |
hmm... at least some of these tests use badssl.com which seems to be down |
I'm not the author of the tests but will try to replace badssl.com with something that is set up during the tests |
Actually it is not resolvable, not down. |
chromium/badssl.com#500 - someone is apparently working on it |
@geoand maybe we could reopen this PR retry it when the DNS for badssl is resolved? |
Sure yeah |
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Our tests shouldn't depend on an external service that we don't manage. |
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Oh, those are still disabled?
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…tificates" This reverts commit c671254.
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CI is passing, should we get this in? |
Merged. If the new certificates can expire again, we should probably document how to generate them. |
Yes, indeed |
Adding the instructions in the description of the PR is enough IMHO. We will find them easily. |
Done :) |
This was done by running:
integration-tests/rest-client/generate-trust-store-for-bad-ssl.sh