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Is there a way to generate a CSR from an existing Private Key? #311
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Thanks for opening an issue! Yep, this is definitely something that's currently missing. We'll need to add it. Do you mind giving a bit of insight into the use case? You have keys you'd like to use, that much I understand. But is that a requirement from some other software? Is it because |
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For sure! I was investigating options for cross-signing intermediate CAs and just exploring the tooling you all have created. It's been a pleasure to work with btw! |
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Hey, that's very kind, thanks! Currently this is on our mid-term roadmap. But if it becomes a blocker for you, please let us know and we can see about fast-tracking it. And, if anyone finds this and is looking for ways to contribute, we definitely encourage PRs from the community and are happy to help with guidance. There are a number of commands in the cli that take pub and priv key arguments, so there are plenty of examples to work from. |
Not seeing how I'd be able to do that. the
step certificate create -csrseems to expect to create a new private key