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Use valid cert for HTTPS in development #3441
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I fixed this in very interesting and tricky way:
And it works! Thanks to Samet Karaibryamov The most interesting is that 1 and 2 can't fix the security error without 3 and 3 can't without 1 and 2. |
Out of curiosity: Why is this needed?
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@Dubes I know all of these things, but... Google wants it. I requested verification request for using OAuth.
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I'm not sure this is in scope of our project to fix, but I'm more than happy to accept a pull request and have some discussion about a possible solution for this. Google shouldn't care if the cert isn't valid, I notice your error message says It's going to be pretty low priority for us since you're the first to run into it (sorry!). |
Yeah, you can add label |
Closing as stale. |
@Dubes you may use free CA like other js-lib do. I develop electron app, it can't open https://localhost:3000 if it has a invalid certificate, and, yes, use http can make it work, but it will be better as is support. |
Is this a bug report?
No. This is a question
(for now)or discussion.Which terms did you search for in User Guide?
HTTPS
Environment
Windows 10
node -v
:8.4.0
yarn --version
:0.27.5
/1.0.0
Steps to Reproduce:
set HTTPS=true&&yarn start
' (ornpm start
)https://localhost:3000
in the browserExpected Behavior
Safe and secure HTTPS connection
Actual Behavior
Error message:
Main Question:
What I'm doing wrong and how to open secure connection without seeing errors or "unsafe connection warnings"?
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