feat: wal-1338 X509CertificateUtil: binary copy subject DN from CSR to certificate - #2152
feat: wal-1338 X509CertificateUtil: binary copy subject DN from CSR to certificate#2152hokorn wants to merge 11 commits into
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* Extended certificate builder, so it is possible to copy subject DN raw value from CSR to certificate * Extended certificate builder, so subject public key info of CSR can be used to create SPKI of certificate * Extendend X509CertificateUtil to be able to create CSR with crypto2 keys
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe X.509 library adds crypto2 key and explicit algorithm support for CSR and certificate signing. Builders now support raw subject DNs and SPKI values. Bouncy Castle and Signum share CSR construction paths. Tests cover CSR-backed leaf certificates. ChangesX.509 signing flow
Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant X509CertificateUtil
participant Signer
participant Certificate
Caller->>X509CertificateUtil: createCsr with Key and SignatureAlgorithm
X509CertificateUtil->>Signer: signCsr with CSR builder
Signer-->>X509CertificateUtil: return signed CSR
Caller->>X509CertificateUtil: createCertificate with CSR subject and SPKI
X509CertificateUtil->>Signer: sign certificate
Signer-->>Certificate: return signed leaf certificate
Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to Certificate creation from a CSR can fail for Bouncy-backed callers when the CSR’s public-key information is copied into the certificate, causing the new feature to be unusable in that path. The signer should support the supplied public-key information before this change is merged. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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`@waltid-libraries/crypto/waltid-x509/src/commonMain/kotlin/id/walt/certificate/x509/X509CertificateUtil.kt`:
- Around line 113-118: Update BouncyX509CertificateSigner.signCertificate(Key,
...) so its crypto2 branch uses subjectKeyBuilder.spki when provided, falling
back to subjectKeyBuilder.key only when necessary; preserve the existing crypto1
behavior and avoid unconditionally calling checkNotNull on key.
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| val subjectPublicKeyInfo = | ||
| builder.subjectPublicKeyInfo as X509CertificateDataBuilder.WaltIdKeySubjectPublicKeyInfoBuilder | ||
| require(subjectPublicKeyInfo.key != null || subjectPublicKeyInfo.spki != null) { | ||
| "Certificate subject public key missing" | ||
| } | ||
| require(subjectPublicKeyInfo.crypto1key == null) { "For subject public key info key or SPKI must be set" } |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Support SPKI in the Bouncy crypto2 certificate signer.
These checks allow subjectPublicKey(spki) for createCertificate(Key, ..., SignatureAlgorithm). BouncyX509CertificateSigner.signCertificate(Key, ...) still calls checkNotNull(subjectKeyBuilder.key). A Bouncy-backed caller that copies a CSR SPKI therefore fails with IllegalStateException.
Update the Bouncy crypto2 branch to use subjectKeyBuilder.spki when it is set, as the crypto1 branch already does.
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In
`@waltid-libraries/crypto/waltid-x509/src/commonMain/kotlin/id/walt/certificate/x509/X509CertificateUtil.kt`
around lines 113 - 118, Update BouncyX509CertificateSigner.signCertificate(Key,
...) so its crypto2 branch uses subjectKeyBuilder.spki when provided, falling
back to subjectKeyBuilder.key only when necessary; preserve the existing crypto1
behavior and avoid unconditionally calling checkNotNull on key.
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