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Add support for profiles in Get and Probe RPC. #213

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@LarsxGitHub LarsxGitHub commented Dec 17, 2024

While profiles have been added into the rotation via #200, the Get and Probe RPCs have remained profile-less. If a client is able to add multiple profiles, it should also be able to get and probe these profiles individually.

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// Note that the authz profile is considered independent from a SSL profile
// ID (as referenced by gnsi.Certz).
string authz_profile_id = 3;
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I discussed with Marcus too. I think this makes sense to have here so that you can know exactly what authz policy you're probing.

However, can we add a clarification that says that you can only have one rotate operation in progress at once, to avoid the complexity of the state machine having to handle "what happens if you start multiple operations and then probe another one".

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I made a similar change for Certz here: #201

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+1

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