Use phpseclib for generating keys #72
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| $command = Mockery::mock(\Laravel\Passport\Console\KeysCommand::class) |
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Have you tested this output exactly matches the other command? |
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CS fixes done. From what I can tell the keys generated are the same. |
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I think it should be on require-dev. |
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It actually can't be require-dev because require-dev is only installed for the root package (laravel/framework) |
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Sometimes the 'openssl' cli utility may not me available, especially on windows this may require some ceremony.
Updated this command to leverage phpseclib instead.