v1.0.0

This is a major release with some changes that might affect some people.

Ruby 2.4 is now required.
Deep_merge 1.2.1 is now required.

While this release mostly consists of maintenance related items there are a few notable features.

New Features

• This new feature added is the ability to specify your validators and the order they are processed in.
• Greatly reduced logging. There were a lot of extra logging that was not necessary. This cleans up the code to only log when something actually changed.
• Previous all the validators ran every time. Now if a single validator passes, the other validator code is not run. This will save time and unnecessary code execution of multiplexers.

Full Changelog

• (maint) Update rake to 13.0
• (maint) print config in yaml format
• (maint) Fix a cache bug where the settings were loaded multiple times
• (maint) Fix a bug where the config overwrites settings
• (maint) Fix bug with validation order
• (maint) The autosign gem now requires the deep_merge gem 1.2.1
• (maint) The require_all has been dropped and is no longer a dependency
• (maint) Fix deprecation warnings with gemspec file
• (maint) Objectify the validator classes
• (maint) Fix a cache bug where the settings were loaded multiple times.
  This was causing overzealous logging
• (feat) Add an ordered validator list
• (feat) Any validator should short circuit
• (feat) Allow user to specify validation order

This release removes support for ruby < 2.4.

v0.1.4

Bug fixes:

• Use multi_json to allow a variety of JSON engines to be used, which makes installation easier.
• Read all of STDIN regardless of whether we’ll use it in order to avoid a bug in Java 8.
• Change yard from a runtime dependency to a dev dependency.
• Security updates for dependencies:
  • Bump ffi from 1.9.10 to 1.9.25
  • Bump yard from 0.9.12 to 0.9.20

v0.1.3

Bug fixes

• Fix config file path; the latest version of puppet-autosign creates config files in /etc/puppetlabs/puppetserver/autosign.conf but we weren't checking there
• @reidmv fixed a bug where the decoder would error when presented with a csr with no challengePassword
• added an Apache license to be explicit about how the code is licensed. Did check with all contributors first.