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Do not create the default folders for DirectoryStore on Open #2773
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Another, seemingly new place where a directory is newly created is in the load(thumbprint)
method. Are we sure this is not also causing an issue? Why do we create a store when we want to read the certificates from that store? If it does not exist, the list of certificates is obviously empty. Also, in this case, we do not catch an exception if creating the subdirectory fails.
(If that's not an issue I can approve if you want)
…dation/UA-.NETStandard into donotcreatedefaultstores
@ThomasNehring I removed the other create and added some more sanity check for null, just to be safe |
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For convenience, the DirectoryStore class creates the default folders when the DirectoryStore is opened. (since #2720)
However this may lead into issues mapping folders to the store when started in docker.
Fix: remove the code which creates default folders and ensure a null directory does not throw a NullReferenceException.
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