Adds --cert-path argument to tls-custom certificate update command to pass in a path to a certificate file #1214
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…o pass in a path to a certificate file Previously users were required to pass in the full certificate contents via the --cert-blob argument, which is cumbersome and error-prone. This allows users to specify a path to a certificate making this command easier to use. The new argument --cert-path is mutually exclusive with --cert-blob and the command will return an error if both are specified.
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Adds --cert-path argument to
tls-custom certificate updatecommand to pass in a path to a certificate filePreviously users were required to pass in the full certificate contents via the --cert-blob argument, which is cumbersome and error-prone. This allows users to specify a path to a certificate making this command easier to use.
The new argument --cert-path is mutually exclusive with --cert-blob and the command will return an error if both are specified.
This is a near duplicate of #1189 except for the
updatecommand vscreate