Asyncme

Release Description

This release completely overhauls the DNS challenge verification method.

The verification check now uses `aiodns` to check the nameservers of the TXT record. Each nameserver must be serving out the TXT record for verification to pass.

This significantly speeds up the DNS challenge verification since Let's Encrypt checks the domain's name servers (not Google's), and because each check is now done in parallel.

Using the Libcloud Handler with Route53, verification is now taking approx. 25 seconds whereas before it was taking upwards of 5 minutes.

New Features/Changes

Below are the highlights of the new features added in this release.
- Project License Changed to BSD 3-Clause. This is the final change. I promise.
- Temporarily Removed Typing Information

Important Bug Fixes

Below are the highlights of important bug fixes that were addressed in this release.
- None.

Release Description

This release does not add any new features, but fixes outstanding issues with Asyncme.

New Features/Changes

Below are the highlights of the new features added in this release.
- None

Important Bug Fixes

Below are the highlights of important bug fixes that were addressed in this release.
- Retry POST Requests if Nonce is Invalid to Make Request Successful

Release Description

Asyncme is an asynchronous ACME protocol client for Python's AsyncIO. See the README for a full description of the project, as well as examples.

New Features

Below are the highlights of the new features added in this release.
- Initial Release. See README.

Important Bug Fixes

Below are the highlights of important bug fixes that were addressed in this release.
- None