Named cert import states that the cert already exists instead of importing the updated cert

[clintsimmons]

Running this: New-Pfa2Certificate -Certificate $cert1 -IntermediateCertificate $cert2 -Key $key -Passphrase $pp --Name management
results in error:
New-Pfa2Certificate: Certificate exists (), https://arrayname/api/2.17/certificates?names=management (POST)
Expected result: new CA certificate imports and overwrites existing CA certificate (both for updating old cert or moving from self-signed to CA signed).

Also, if attempting to update without using the name parameter it does not tell you which parameter is missing:
New-Pfa2Certificate: Missing or invalid parameter. (), https://arrayname/api/2.17/certificates (POST)
Expected result: Error plus listing the parameter that was expected.

Utilizing CLI method directly works, although cannot use it via the SDK2 since it is interactive:
@purearray> purecert setattr management --certificate --intermediate-certificate --key --passphrase

[clintsimmons]

Forgot to add, using the PATCH method (Update-Pfa2Certificate) -
Update-Pfa2Certificate -Certificate $cert1 -Key $keycert1 -IntermediateCertificate $intcert1
-Passphrase $pp -Name management -Verbose
Produces "Update-Pfa2Certificate: Failed to load the private key.
(), https://arrayname/api/2.17/certificates?names=management (PATCH)"

Verbose:
VERBOSE: PureStorage.Rest Verbose: 13 : 2024-01-09T20:17:43.7583398Z Error: Exception "PureRestException: HttpStatusCode = 'BadRequest', RestErrorCode = 'InternalError', Details = '[{"context":null,"message":"Failed to load the private key.\n"},{"context":"PATCH","message":"https://arrayname/api/2.17/certificates?names=management"}]', InnerException = ''", StackTrace=
at PureStorage.FlashArray.Rest.Api.CertificatesApi.Api224CertificatesPatchWithHttpInfo(CertificatePost certificate, String authorization, String xRequestID, List1 names, Nullable1 generateNewKey, String apiVersion)
at PureStorage.FlashArray.Rest.Rest2Api.<>c__DisplayClass132_0.<Patch_Certificates>b__0()
at PureStorage.Rest.PureClient.DoRetries[T](String method, String path, String apiVersion, Func`1 retriable)

VERBOSE: PureStorage.Rest Error: 12 : 2024-01-09T20:17:43.7586037Z '"PureRestException: HttpStatusCode = 'BadRequest', RestErrorCode = 'InternalError', Details = '[{"context":null,"message":"Failed to load the private key.\n"},{"context":"PATCH","message":"https://arrayname/api/2.17/certificates?names=management"}]', InnerException = ''"'

VERBOSE: PureStorage.Rest Verbose: 13 : 2024-01-09T20:17:43.7587721Z Parameter: HttpHeader:x-auth-token=ff8fbb15-3ab8-4d9d-ac12-dd04b315010d

VERBOSE: PureStorage.Rest Verbose: 13 : 2024-01-09T20:17:43.7589009Z Parameter: HttpHeader:Accept=application/json

VERBOSE: PureStorage.Rest Verbose: 13 : 2024-01-09T20:17:43.7590447Z Parameter: QueryString:names=management

[mikenelson-io]

From engineering-

The expected behavior for New-Pfa2Certificate when the cert already exists is to return an error. It is working as wexpected.

However, for Update-Pfa2Certificates, it would be nice if the error message has more details on what parameters are missing.

This is an issue that is being tracked internally.