Print cert locations when re-signing fails

[mresvanis]

This change adds the certificate locations to the re_sign_cert(...)'s error message to have more information about the certificate that caused the error.

For example, we currently have the following error message:

Caused by:
    0: processing discovered objects
    1: regenerating crypto
    2: re-signing cert with subject CN=172.30.0.1
    3: could not find matching akid key identifier in chain

with this change we will have:

Caused by:
    0: processing discovered objects
    1: regenerating crypto
    2: re-signing cert at locations [file:/kubelet/pods/<some-pod>/volumes/kubernetes.io~projected/etc-kubernetes-pki/etcd/server.crt:in PEM bundle at index 0] with subject CN=172.30.0.1

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Enhanced certificate error messages by including additional location details alongside subject information for improved troubleshooting context.

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The change updates the error handling in the re_sign_cert function within the certificate key pair module. The context message is revised to now include both the certificate’s subject and the associated distributed certificate locations, providing enhanced details for debugging. The function's signature and overall behavior remain unchanged, and there are no modifications to public entity declarations.

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File	Change Summary
src/cluster_crypto/cert_key_pair.rs	Updated the error context message in the re_sign_cert function to include certificate locations along with the certificate subject. No changes to functionality.

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src/cluster_crypto/cert_key_pair.rs (1)

138-138: Improved error context with certificate locations.

The change enhances error reporting by including both certificate locations and subject in the context message. This makes it easier to identify which specific certificate failed during the re-signing process and where it's located.

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src/cluster_crypto/cert_key_pair.rs (1)

138-138: Excellent improvement to error context.

Adding certificate locations to the error message will significantly help users identify problematic certificates during re-signing failures. This aligns perfectly with the PR objective and improves the debugging experience.

Small formatting suggestion: Remove the extra space before the comma between the two format arguments for consistency.

-#[context["re-signing cert {} with subject {}", self.distributed_cert.borrow().locations ,self.distributed_cert.borrow().certificate.subject]]
+#[context["re-signing cert {} with subject {}", self.distributed_cert.borrow().locations, self.distributed_cert.borrow().certificate.subject]]

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