fix: check InError certs when no pending certs (#1425) #1449
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## 🔄 Changes Summary Query storage for InError certificates if no pending certs and no transition detected, enabling retries and logging storage errors. Update tests to expect the additional storage query. The fix is minimal, backward-compatible, and only adds an additional check when needed, ensuring the retry logic is more robust against transient failures.
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🔄 Changes Summary
This is a cherry pick of #1425
Query storage for InError certificates if no pending certs and no transition detected, enabling retries and logging storage errors. Update tests to expect the additional storage query.
The fix is minimal, backward-compatible, and only adds an additional check when needed, ensuring the retry logic is more robust against transient failures.