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Acme::Client::Resources::Challenges.new may return a Hash instead of Challenges::* when it encountered unsupported challenge type. When an user is iterating authz#challenges, they have to check a class of an element in prior to use. Checking challenge#challenge_type is sometime useful than checking challenge#class when an user has a support of additional challenge_type which are uncovered in this gem.
unixcharles
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May 18, 2018
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I'm not sure why not simply calling #to_h within your app for that use case?
Also, would you prefer to keep them as a challenge object? I could implement an UnknownChallenge and this way you could call status, request_validation, etc, directly on it?
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Acme::Client::Resources::Challenges.newmay return a Hash instead ofChallenges::*when it encountered unsupported challenge type.When an user is iterating
authz#challenges, they have to check a class of an element in prior to use.Checking
challenge#challenge_typeis sometime useful than checkingchallenge#classwhen an user has a support of additional challenge_type which are uncovered in this gem.(And I failed here... https://github.com/sorah/acmesmith/blob/5845dbadd7e9a1ad2ebd4731304d8f59b111ae68/lib/acmesmith/client.rb#L205 )