feat(certificates): enhance certificate view #3287
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What is this PR about?
Enhance certificate view detail handling with common name extraction and chain details.
This pull request enhances the certificate management UI and utilities by improving how certificate chains are displayed and analyzed. It introduces the ability to expand certificate chains in the UI to show detailed information for each certificate in the chain, including common names and expiration details. Several utility functions for parsing and extracting certificate data have also been added or updated.
UI Improvements for Certificate Chains:
ShowCertificates, allowing users to view details for each certificate in the chain, including common names and expiration statuses. [1] [2] [3]Certificate Utility Enhancements:
utils.tsto:splitCertificateChain)extractCommonName,extractLeafCommonName)extractAllExpirationDates)getEarliestExpirationDate) [1] [2]getExpirationStatusto consider the earliest expiration date in a chain, ensuring accurate status reporting for bundled certificates.getCertificateChainExpirationDetailsto provide detailed status, expiration, and CN information for each certificate in a chain, supporting the new UI features.Screenshots
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