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Fix use of certificate validity policy in CHIPDeviceController. #26405
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In CHIPDeviceControllerFactory we were using the provided validity policy for our CASE server (i.e. when acting as a CASE responder), but not for our CASE client (i.e. not when acting as CASE initiator). As a result, when acting as a CASE client we ended up using the default validity policy for the NOC provided by the other side, instead of using the one that was passed in via the FactoryInitParams.
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…ect-chip#26405) In CHIPDeviceControllerFactory we were using the provided validity policy for our CASE server (i.e. when acting as a CASE responder), but not for our CASE client (i.e. not when acting as CASE initiator). As a result, when acting as a CASE client we ended up using the default validity policy for the NOC provided by the other side, instead of using the one that was passed in via the FactoryInitParams.
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…) (#26529) In CHIPDeviceControllerFactory we were using the provided validity policy for our CASE server (i.e. when acting as a CASE responder), but not for our CASE client (i.e. not when acting as CASE initiator). As a result, when acting as a CASE client we ended up using the default validity policy for the NOC provided by the other side, instead of using the one that was passed in via the FactoryInitParams.
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In CHIPDeviceControllerFactory we were using the provided validity policy for our CASE server (i.e. when acting as a CASE responder), but not for our CASE client (i.e. not when acting as CASE initiator).
As a result, when acting as a CASE client we ended up using the default validity policy for the NOC provided by the other side, instead of using the one that was passed in via the FactoryInitParams.