Upgrade chi to the v5 module path to avoid deprecation warning about v4
and earlier on the old module path.
See https://github.com/go-chi/chi/blob/v4.1.3/go.mod#L1-L4
Signed-off-by: Dominic Evans <dominic.evans@uk.ibm.com>
Instead of the old method that redacted sensitive information
by overriding the value of the property and changing it back
to the original, the API now uses a model specifically meant
for API responses. This prevents potential race conditions.
This may be iterated on a bit so that we don't need to rely
on the [provisioner.Interface] interface, which requires the
API model to implement unnecessary methods.
It supports renewing X.509 certificates when an RA is configured with stepcas.
This will only work when the renewal uses a token, and it won't work with mTLS.
The audience cannot be properly verified when an RA is used, to avoid this we
will get from the database if an RA was used to issue the initial certificate
and we will accept the renew token.
Fixes#1021 for stepcas
* api/render: initial implementation of the package
* acme/api: refactored to support api/render
* authority/admin: refactored to support api/render
* ca: refactored to support api/render
* api: refactored to support api/render
* api/render: implemented Error
* api: refactored to support api/render.Error
* acme/api: refactored to support api/render.Error
* authority/admin: refactored to support api/render.Error
* ca: refactored to support api/render.Error
* ca: fixed broken tests
* api/render, api/log: moved error logging to this package
* acme: refactored Error so that it implements render.RenderableError
* authority/admin: refactored Error so that it implements render.RenderableError
* api/render: implemented RenderableError
* api/render: added test coverage for Error
* api/render: implemented statusCodeFromError
* api: refactored RootsPEM to work with render.Error
* acme, authority/admin: fixed pointer receiver name for consistency
* api/render, errs: moved StatusCoder & StackTracer to the render package
Using a JSON string fixes a common issue with JSON parsers that
deserialize all numbers to a 64-bit IEEE-754 floats. (Certificate
serial numbers are usually 128 bit values.)
This change is consistent with existing log entries for revocation
requests.
See also: #630, #631
