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- Update to 17.0.0:
  * Deprecations:
    - Since Chrome 58 and Firefox 48 both don’t accept certificates 
      that contain only a Common Name, its usage is hereby 
      deprecated in service_identity too. We have been raising 
      a warning since 16.0.0 and the support will be removed in 
      mid-2018 for good.
  * Changes:
    - When service_identity.SubjectAltNameWarning is raised, the 
      Common Name of the certificate is now included in the warning
      message. #17
    - Added cryptography.x509 backend for verifying certificates.
      #18
    - Wildcards (*) are now only allowed if they are the leftmost 
      label in a certificate. This is common practice by all major 
      browsers. #19

OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/request/show/638015
OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/devel:languages:python/python-service_identity?expand=0&rev=9
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Mon Sep 24 13:16:17 UTC 2018 - ecsos@opensuse.org
- Update to 17.0.0:
* Deprecations:
- Since Chrome 58 and Firefox 48 both don’t accept certificates
that contain only a Common Name, its usage is hereby
deprecated in service_identity too. We have been raising
a warning since 16.0.0 and the support will be removed in
mid-2018 for good.
* Changes:
- When service_identity.SubjectAltNameWarning is raised, the
Common Name of the certificate is now included in the warning
message. #17
- Added cryptography.x509 backend for verifying certificates.
#18
- Wildcards (*) are now only allowed if they are the leftmost
label in a certificate. This is common practice by all major
browsers. #19
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Sat Jul 1 15:09:29 UTC 2017 - okurz@suse.com