Django-simple-certmanager

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*September 19, 2024*

Fixed some additional certificates that needed to be regenerated.

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*September 19, 2024*

Feature release: certificate signing requests.

* [41, 44, 45, 47] You can now create certificate signing requests from the admin
interface, instead of needing to run OpenSSL somewhere and then copy/upload all the
relevant files.
* Fixed test failures in projects when using the ``CertificateFactory`` - the bundled
private key/public certificate have been regenerated as they had expired.

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*July 19, 2024*

Small feature release

* The ``Certificate`` model now publicly exposes the ``certificate`` attribute, which
returns the certificate loaded through ``cryptography``.

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*July 18, 2024*

Feature release: encrypted private keys

Note: 2.1.0 was accidentally published to PyPI and has been yanked.

* Added support for uploading of encrypted private keys. These keys require a passphrase
to be provided and are stored in unencrypted form.
* Added a pytest plugin to expose certificate/key generation fixtures for downstream
packages.

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*March 15, 2024*

**Breaking changes**

* Dropped support for Python versions older than 3.10
* Dropped support for Django 4.1
* Removed certificate chain validity checking as it produced mixed results

**Other changes**

* Confirmed support for Python 3.11 and 3.11
* Confirmed support for Django 4.2
* Replaced PyOpenSSL dependency/usage with cryptography package
* Added mypy type checking to CI pipeline, improved type hints
* Switched package management to ``pyproject.toml`` file

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*October 10, 2023*

* Update Manifest to include certificates