Added support for IP address name constraints in std builds #39
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May 14, 2024
- Fixed bug in permitted subtree handling where paths with multiple values of multiple name forms were not handled correctly
- Improve handling of not supported name constraints varieties
- Handle unrecognized critical extensions in TA when enforcing TA constraints
…pulled in bitvec and cidr dependencies) - Addressed some clippy warnings (which resulted in MSRV bump for PITTv3 so bumped certval too) - Fixed bug in permitted subtree handling where paths with multiple values of multiple name forms were not handled correctly - Improve handling of not support name constraints varieties - Handle unrecognized critical extensions in TA when enforcing TA constraints
This reverts commit 1aebae5.
This reverts commit 37d888d.
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