Cherry pick PR #2298: Update ssl certs using pem files from google3. #2392
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Update ssl certs using pem files from google3. security/cacerts/chrome/roots.pem and security/cacerts/for_connecting_to_google/roots.pem were used. The network BUILD.gn file has also been refactored to support automated updates of the ssl certs. The script used is a temporary manual script that will be the starting point for future automations. b/278599663 b/237420990 b/321242817 (cherry picked from commit fd65e24)
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Refer to the original PR: #2298
Update ssl certs using pem files from google3.
security/cacerts/chrome/roots.pem and
security/cacerts/for_connecting_to_google/roots.pem were used. The
network BUILD.gn file has also been refactored to support automated
updates of the ssl certs.
The script used is a temporary manual script that will be the starting
point for future automations.
b/278599663
b/237420990
b/321242817