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new security requirements for TLS server certificates in iOS 13 and macOS 10.15. #92
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Hi, @tienbuide, |
hey @alexanderM91, ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ |
Hey @tienbuide we have a complex process and we're working on figuring out our contributor guidelines right now. Our team has a specific process we follow for merging work to master which @alexanderM91 followed correctly. I don't think anyone here wanted to remove credit from your contribution but I'll escalate this internally so we can adjust our process guidelines and we can do better in the future. For additional transparency: 800+ of our public repos are split from just a few monorepos. This usually means directly merging external contributions is a bit harder for us, so typically our developer assigned to the task will manually port it into our monorepo to let the release process publish it again. However, in this case, docker-sdk is not part of a monorepo and it would have been possible to accept your commit. Because this repo is not very typical for our workflow it was just not expected to be the way to get the job done. Sorry about that, and we're working on improving the contribution process. |
Apple has new security requirements for TLS server certificates in iOS 13 and macOS 10.15[1].
the result is following error (see screenshot below):
an inconvenient bypass this error (in Chrome) is to type
thisisunsafe
.a more convenient solution would be to provide a valid server cert with invalid cert authority, which provides a link to access the page (see screenshot below)
[1] https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210176
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