[wasm][testing] create dev cert via powershell or SDK on helix #53277
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/azp run runtime-libraries-mono outerloop |
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@pavelsavara so this approach didn't work? I am asking because it would be preferrable to install a few kB cert rather than pull SDK instead of runtime just because of a cert (~100MB or so difference). |
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nope, didn't work |
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Caused by #53180, #53225
The original approach to install certificates didn't work because we don't have dotnet SDK, just runtime on windows.
Fixes #53207