cdn: Handle certificate name updates.#579
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This should fix #578 Though I was not able to recreate the exact same error. I'd like to get a bug fix release out for them to test. |
@andrewsomething I can confirm our bug is fixed with this PR. Thank you very much. |
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* cdn: Add testcase for creating and updating with custom domain/cert. * cdn: Handle certificate name updates.
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This resolves a bug introduced in #500. We made changes to use certificate names as primary identifier instead of IDs. This included the CDN resource, but I missed the update flow for CDNs. We did not have an acceptance test excercising using CDNs with custom domains/certificates.
The new test fails before the code changes are appiled:
When the changes are applied, the test now passes: