When singular items are missing we say "does not exist" or doesn't exist".
When singular items are present we say "does exist" or "exists".
Yes, English can be difficult.
https://github.com/acmesh-official/acme.sh/search?q=%22doesn%27t+exists%22&unscoped_q=%22doesn%27t+exists%22
Text says "doesn't exists".

Ref also : https://github.com/acmesh-official/acme.sh/search?q=%22does+not+exists%22&

https://pkisharp.github.io/ACMESharp-docs/User-Guide.html

Indicates that the ACME Vault is to be initialized with the function Initialize-ACMESharp which PowerShell complains doesn't exist. After some googling around and head scratching I discover the quick start guide lists a different function Initialize-ACMEVault. That works and I was able to continue setting up ACMESharp. We get the doc

It's not really clear how "orders" are stored or how they are related to New-PACertificate.

As someone who is unfamiliar with ACME, I read in one of these issues that New-PACertificate is pretty much the same as Renew if an order exists. It wasn't clear to me that orders apparently only exist locally.

I want to renew my certificate as necessary from a cron-scheduled GitHub Action. Howe

I'm trying to understand Part 2a of the installation instructions.

It says: Please bear in mind that if you would like to generate certificate for multiple domains than you have to create symlinks between sub-domains and main domain www directory. For example:

What does it mean?

1. Expected behaviour

I expect to see an example of how to follow the steps described.

2. Actual behavior

When following the wiki tutorial acme_client does not download the challenge files when renewing a certificiate. I am running the following commands:

ACMECLIENT="java -jar acme_client.jar -w . --log-dir . --log-level TRACE"
$ACMECLIENT -a ./cert/account.key -c ./cert/$DOMAIN.csr --command order-certificate --well-known-dir ./challenge --one-dir-for-well-known

After the command acme_