Sectigo, who bought Comodo, told us that we should start using the !AutoApplyOrder end point in place of the !AutoApplySSL endpoint.
Info on the !AutoApplyOrder endpoint can be found at https://sectigo.com/partner/pci/resources/Sectigo-AutoApplyOrder-v2.2.1.pdf .
Interestingly, it appears to be 100% backwards compatible to the !AutoApplySSL endpoint. Said by the linked doc:
AutoApplyOrder is fully backward-compatible with AutoApplySSL, accepting all the same parameters and able to request all the same certificates.
Changing to AutoApplyOrder is a simple case of changing the API endpoint URL – all the parameters, values and authentication remain the same, and you’ll now have
the ability to request a range of new Sectigo products with simple, minor changes to the API call.
Maybe it doesn't even matter...I'm not sure. As long as they keep !AutoApplySSL in place I guess it's all good (unless a need arises to do something that !AutoApplySSL can't do).
Do you have any thoughts?
Sectigo, who bought Comodo, told us that we should start using the
!AutoApplyOrderend point in place of the!AutoApplySSLendpoint.Info on the
!AutoApplyOrderendpoint can be found at https://sectigo.com/partner/pci/resources/Sectigo-AutoApplyOrder-v2.2.1.pdf .Interestingly, it appears to be 100% backwards compatible to the
!AutoApplySSLendpoint. Said by the linked doc:Maybe it doesn't even matter...I'm not sure. As long as they keep
!AutoApplySSLin place I guess it's all good (unless a need arises to do something that!AutoApplySSLcan't do).Do you have any thoughts?