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This change allows people who want to parse or set odd X.509 extensions to do so without having to add support for them all to the package. I tried to make it so that only a single member: Extensions would be needed. However, that would mean detecting when the caller had altered the contents of it so that parsing and marshaling a certificate wouldn't ignore all changes to the other members. This ended up being messy, thus the current design where there are two members: one for reading and another for writing. As crypto/x509 adds support for more extensions in the future, the raw extensions will still be in Extensions for older code that expects it there. Also, future extensions will be overridden by any raw extensions added to ExtraExtensions by code that was written before support was added. R=golang-dev, r CC=golang-dev, jpsugar https://golang.org/cl/12056043 |
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