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[uss_qualifier] netrid: DSS0020 - check DSS endpoints are encrypted #834
[uss_qualifier] netrid: DSS0020 - check DSS endpoints are encrypted #834
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Same remark as above: this is not specified in OpenAPI so we should not rely on it to succeed/fail tests.
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The way I see it, is that the OpenAPI spec defines an application protocol, and that here we are testing something about the transport layer.
At the level we are testing we don't really care about what happens at the application level: we're expecting the socket to open successfully and that's it.
Ie, requirement DSS0020 has nothing to do with the OpenAPI spec, and if something is broken with the HTTP protocol while the secure socket is fine, then a whole load of other requirements will fail?