Closed deftdawg closed 6 years ago
Thanks for your notice, the right way for me it's add a command for import JIRA cert into the VS Code certificate store. I add this feature for the next release. :+1:
I wouldn't spend too much effort on this as it will likely get fixed upstream in Microsoft/vscode#52880
Issue Microsoft/vscode#52880 will resolve the problem
Hi, thanks for your work on this plugin.
I work in a corporate environment where our JIRA instance runs a SSL certificate issued by our corporate CA, the CA is in the Desktop's CA certificate store, however it is not in the VS Code bundled CA certificate store. When I first tried your plugin I got "Failed to connect", upon opening the Developer Tools Console I got the message at the bottom.
This type of error might also occur if someone setup up JIRA with a self-signed certificate.
If the user is on a managed Windows desktop in a corporate environment, you may suggest they install the win-ca vscode plugin which will import the desktop's trusted CAs into VSCode. Or otherwise look into importing their JIRA cert into the VS Code certificate store.
Once I installed win-ca, I was able to use your plugin.