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Commits on Jun 27, 2019

  1. Add PyJWT to support IBM Certificate Manager 

    I'd like to use IBM Functions to support all of the various IBM Certificate Manager workflows, such as ordering, renewing, expiring, etc... and to do so I need to decode a JWT encoded payload send in the notification.  Currently, this isn't possible via Python3 actions as a result of the PyJWT module not included as a requirement.
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    osenbach authored Jun 27, 2019
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  2. Add PyJWT to Python3.6 as well 

    Same change as 3.7, but to 3.6 for alignment
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    osenbach authored Jun 27, 2019
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