Allow Updating Keys and Certificates in a KeyChain#9

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cfis wants to merge 23 commits intofcheung:masterfrom

Commits on Feb 17, 2017

The goal of this patch is to enable updating keys and certificates stored in a key chain. It does this by moving access to SecItemUpdate to the Sec::Base class. This was inspired by the section “A…
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Commits on Jul 25, 2017

Add support for querying certificate information. Add helper methods for certificate start and finish times.
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Add support for determining the type of key - public, private or symmetric.
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Read attributes on demand and move delete method to the base class.
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Add helper methods for certificates and identities.
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Separate out and expand access apis.
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Merge branch 'master' into cfis
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Fix up local variable.
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Commits on Jul 26, 2017

Fix creating ruby PKCS12 object.
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Update to newer gem versions.
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Allow any app to access certificate - helps in identity tests.
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Fix up tests.
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Go back to previous way of handling attributes.
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Update item attribute based on latest Apple documentation.
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Add concept of updateable attributes versus hard coding them in update method.
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Commits on Aug 1, 2017

Add support for scope/search match keys. Also centralize all search options in Scope class.
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Add a couple of missing attributes.
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Formatting.
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Add helper method for querying certificates.
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Add in needed require.
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Add rake tasks for packaging gem.
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Update dependencies and versions.
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Commits on Sep 25, 2017

By default trust the application importing the keychain item.
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