This will improve the users experience when using a certificate. A name is easier to identify then a UUID. If they are using lets encrypt, the underlying UUID will change on each renewal which causes headaches for users. Certificate names are also now unique so we can identify a certificate by its name even if the underlying UUID has changed.
The existing certificate ID annotation will take precedence. If they specify a name, we will use the certificate API to look it up and get the certificate ID.
timoreimann
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1 month ago
This will improve the users experience when using a certificate. A name is easier to identify then a UUID. If they are using lets encrypt, the underlying UUID will change on each renewal which causes headaches for users. Certificate names are also now unique so we can identify a certificate by its name even if the underlying UUID has changed.
The existing certificate ID annotation will take precedence. If they specify a name, we will use the certificate API to look it up and get the certificate ID.