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FYI, I plan to review this this weekend. |
Allows adding a certificate to new CloudFront distributions that didn't have any certificate yet.
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Hi! What's the status of this? We'd like to use it! |
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Seems that this PR is lost. So many commits on master that it would have to be rewritten. |
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These are my fixes for your PR #44 that fixes #41. Using this I was able to create, upload and configure certificate for my CloudFront distribution that didn't even use any SSL cert before. After that I've verified that on a second run the existing cert is checked for its settings and expiration time.
I didn't realize I was working in parallel with @kageurufu who submitted #56. I like his
--cert-onlyoption, but we took different approaches. I've based my PR on your topic branch and put my changes in multiple separate commits hoping it will make them easier to review.