Allow User to Trust A Certificate #21
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gm-vm
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Jan 29, 2024
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Thank you for your valuable suggestions. I have made the necessary changes to those messages. They now read much clearer. |
gm-vm
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Jan 29, 2024
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Given that I don't think I'll need to add more stuff any time soon, I've already release version 1.2.0 with this change. |
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I just saw your approval, and thanks for taking care of this PR. |
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In rare cases, the user may be unable to get around the certificate issue with the
--extra-ca-certsoption. This PR offers an argument to trust a (manually confirmed) certificate by offering its fingerprint.