Specify CA certificate #204
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Definitely an interesting feature to implement. Thanks for the suggestion :) |
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It looks like this has been implemented? When I set |
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Finally getting around to looking into this. Yeah, it looks like under the hood this is already exactly what requests does and that we should be able to use it that way. Furthermore, this can be done safely as this behavior appears even in the earliest version of requests supported by python-gitlab. |
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Fixed by @mdhausman in #294. |
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requests, one can setverifyto the path of a CA certificate used to verify the the connection. This is really useful for CE instances when orgs run their own CA (ie, "self-signed"). This feature would allow me to not have to use ssl_verify=False.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: