SSL Seems overly complicated and broken.

[fusiondesign]

The following is from a Laravel project. For the life of me, I cannot get SSL working unless I bypass this wrapper and use Guzzle directly by accessing getHttpClient() from the Gitlab\Client scope.

I've traced every line of code due to the lack of documentation and I've managed to hunt down every class that I need to make this possible. I cannot find where the error is inside the code, but there definitely seems to be some issue here.

<?php

use GuzzleHttp\Client as GuzzleClient;
use Http\Adapter\Guzzle6\Client as GuzzleAdapter;

use Http\Discovery\HttpClientDiscovery;
use Gitlab\HttpClient\Builder;
use Gitlab\Client;

$guzzle = GuzzleAdapter::createWithConfig([
	'base_uri' => 'https://my.gitlab.server/',
	'verify' => '/var/www/laravel/storage/certs/UserTrust.pem',
]);

$gitlab = Gitlab\Client::createWithHttpClient($guzzle)
		->authenticate(config('gitlab.token'), Gitlab\Client::AUTH_URL_TOKEN);

// Does work
dd($gitlab->getHttpClient()->get('https://my.gitlab.server/api/v4/projects'));

// Does not work. SSL error.
dd($gitlab->api('projects')->all());

[GrahamCampbell]

Are you sure the 2nd example isn't just calling the wrong address?

Try this:

$guzzle = GuzzleAdapter::createWithConfig([
    'verify' => '/var/www/laravel/storage/certs/UserTrust.pem',
]);

$gitlab = Gitlab\Client::createWithHttpClient($guzzle)
    ->setUrl('https://my.gitlab.server/')
    ->authenticate(config('gitlab.token'), Gitlab\Client::AUTH_URL_TOKEN);

[fusiondesign]

You are my hero!!!! Worked very first try XD

[fezfez]

@fusiondesign issue can be close ?