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Bump certifi to 2026.10.19 for eMudhra CA distrust - #255
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certifito 2026.10.19 inrequirements.txtandrequirements-test.txt. Older bundles still trust the compromised emSign root CA.Why
The emSign root was removed from CA bundles after weak private keys were found on eMudhra intermediate CAs. The Python advisory recommends certifi >= 2026.10.19. This repo pinned
certifi==2026.1.4inrequirements.txtandcertifi==2025.8.3inrequirements-test.txt.Approach
This only bumps the pins. certifi has no dependencies and supports Python 3.10, which these lockfiles were compiled with, so no other packages change.
Validation
make build. CI should confirm.Note: the build venv also uses the interpreter's bundled pip. The advisory recommends pip >= 26.2.2 because older pip always trusts its vendored certifi.