This provides a small fix that allows you to define docker hosts that
you can connect with in three different ways:
1. Mutual TLS, docker host uses non-standard CA
2. Mutual TLS, docker host uses standard CA
3. No Authentication, docker host uses non-standard CA
4. No authentication, docker host uses standard CA
In the previous implementation only condition 1 and 4 were allowed. This
makes condition 2 and 3 possible. The logic is a little messy, but it
works.
DCO-1.1 Signed-off-by: Patrick Wagstrom <160672+pridkett@users.noreply.github.com>
* FEAT: Allow client side TLS for Docker hosts
Inlcude TLS certificate in HTTPS requests when certificate
files are locally available to Kuma for a host.
* fix: refactor to satisfy linter requirements
* fix: linter
Patrick Wagstrom
Frank Elsinga
Nelson Chan
Louis Lam
Matthew Nickson
Marcell Fülöp
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