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Provide a meaningful error message when an SSM parameter is missing #483
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Related to #265
When a requested key does not exist in AWS SSM the Externalsecret status currently reads
ERROR, nullbecause the AWS error has 'null' as its message. This change would add a meaningful error message.The issue mentioned above suggests to skip the missing key. I think that would mask the underlying problem though. Let me know what you prefer.