10 years ago, someone wrote a test for servo that included an expiry in 2026
77 points by luu
by samlinnfer
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i had to plant a 10 year time bomb in our SAML SP certificate because AFAIK there is no other way to do it. It’s been 7 years since then. Dreading contacting all the IDPs and getting them to update the SAML config.
by andai
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Interesting, from the title I thought it was intentional, as a "forced code review." Apparently not, but now I really like that idea!
by Alupis
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Just skimmed the PR, I'm sure the author knows more than I - but why hard code a date at all? Why not do something like `today + 1 year`?
by bombcar
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Any time constant will be exceeded someday.
An impossibly short period of time after the heat death of the universe on a system that shouldn’t even exist: ERROR TIME_TEST FAILURE
by db48x
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Classic!
But before you judge the fix too hashly, I bet it’s just a quick and easy fix that will suffice while a proper fix (to avoid depending on external state) is written.
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