go/common/identity: Save re-generated sentry client and node's persistent TLS certificate #4382
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Sentry client TLS certificate is always re-generated from the private key when the Oasis Node starts.
Previously, the re-generated sentry client TLS certificate was not saved to disk, which caused confusion since the on-disk certificate file (i.e.
sentry_client_tls_identity_cert.pem
) had incorrect/outdated expiry date.Also, save re-generated node's persistent TLS certificate. If a node's TLS certificate is persistent, it is always re-generated from the private key when the Oasis Node starts.
Previously, the re-generated node's persistent TLS certificate was not saved to disk, which caused confusion since the on-disk certificate file (i.e.
tls_identity_cert.pem
) had incorrect/outdated expiry date.