This is not currently possible.

Ok thanks, do you know if anyone else is working on this? I haven't had chance to look at the code yet be aware of how much work would be needed to add this, but if I get time to add it is it the sort of thing you'd accept a pull request for?

I doubt anyone is working on this. The project is currently in maintenance mode (#189) so I'm not actively developing it, and there are aren't any other active contributors on this project. I'm not opposed to adding features, but even if someone else is implementing, it takes time for me to review, provide meaningful feedback, and then support the change for years to come.

I am not saying this to discourage you. I'm open to having other active contributors join this project who can pick up feature work and also provide support and bug fixes, but so long as I'm the only maintainer, I don't plan to accept new features.

I am also very much interested in certificate-per-domain functionality, and I'd be happy to work with someone (zakeryooo?) on this.

Marking as help wanted. Let me know if you're interested in contributing this feature request.

I have implemented this feature in my fork at https://github.com/benschop-it/LettuceEncrypt-Benschop-IT.
This makes it possible to create a certificate per set of domains.
Some extra tests still need to be added.
Feel free to comment.

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