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is the most interesting thing that you wrote, to me. I wonder whether this is going to create questions for future use cases where we're trying to support multiple signatures. I don't know how eduGAIN works, for example, but I could imagine deployments taking
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<div class="">One more question along these lines. What happens with the:</div>
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<div class="">I guess this further pushes the dynamic metadata concept even further towards a single, global oracle for any given IdP model, since it looks like it can only accept a single key. I was unable to verify this, though, since it doesn't look like
certificateFile is documented on that page, or whether you can have multiple.</div>
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