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Update to work with HTTP::Client to work with Vault secured with other CA like Letsencrypt #45

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I've reviewed failed checks and they seem to be due to testing parameters used. Checks use "https://vault.doesnotexist:8200" and of course that domain doesn't exist, let me know if I am missing something here

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connection = Puppet::Network::HttpPool.http_instance(uri.host, uri.port, use_ssl)
connection = Puppet.runtime[:http]
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#47 I just opened seems to show that the tests where working previously of this change. I believe that the connector being changed, the behavior is not the same and the tests need some adjustment to test the right (new) behavior.

I feel like connection was an established connection, and it is now just an HTTP client, so maybe some renaming can also help clarifying?

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ntanaskovic commented Dec 10, 2021 via email

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This was implemented at #50

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Update function for work with Vault secured with Letsencrypt certificates
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