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[v17] Reissue kube certs when assuming access request #51055
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Reissue kube certs when assuming access request
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Fix and add tests
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Explain when the cert can be not found
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Replace `clearCertsFn` with `middleware` field
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Improve iterating over gateways
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I think this might not be clear enough to end users who don't know how Connect works behind the scenes. "Kubernetes session" sounds like it might mean
kubectl exec --stdin --tty foo -- /bin/bash
and then one might wonder what it means for it to be refreshed.We screwed up a bit by not using the term "local proxy" or at least "gateway" in the UI right from the start – we have no good terminology to refer to what a local proxy is.
How about something like this?
I looked at the original issue to better understand what kind of language might be more understandable for end users.
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Makes sense, thanks.