Generate server certs for MQTT test container #505
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This generates server certificates for integration tests, rather than rely on ones checked into the repo
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This generates server certificates for integration tests, rather than rely on ones checked into the repo
My org has a pretty strict policy around certificates being checked in to a repo, and discovered this when trying to merge recent changes. To work around this, I suggest we generate the certificates as part of the server startup instead.
Bonus, tests won't fail whenever the expiration of the existing certificate expires.