fix certificate renewal periodicals to parse both Duration and Period #20056
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Description
Certificate renewal periodicals were currently parsing Durations for calculating a 10% time buffer for renewal.
This did not work for TemporalAmounts stored as e.g.
PxM
which can only be parsed usingjava.time.Period
.This PR introduces the ThreeTen-Extra library which will also be needed for replacing org.joda.time in the near future.
The TemporalAmount is parsed by
PeriodDuration
and for Durations, the 10% time buffer is applied. For Periods, a 23-hour buffer is applied in general as 1 day is the smallest unit a Period can represent./nocl
Motivation and Context
fixes errors during cert renewal checks
How Has This Been Tested?
added unit tests
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