Update request.ts for SELF_SIGNED_CERT_IN_CHAIN node error #55
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set rejectUnauthorized: false so that the Azure DevOps scanner can communicate with an instance of SonarQube that uses self-signed certificates. This avoids the node error SELF_SIGNED_CERT_IN_CHAIN
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Looking back I believe this should be set via a sonar.* property that users could disable based on their security posture, defaulted to true obviously. |
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Thanks for submitting this PR. As there is no traction on this for a long time, i'm closing it. If this is still a feature valuable for you, please consider posting in our community forum a feature request. |
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set rejectUnauthorized: false so that the Azure DevOps scanner can communicate with an instance of SonarQube that uses self-signed certificates. This avoids the node error SELF_SIGNED_CERT_IN_CHAIN