Installing Trust Dev Certificate

pkbullock commented 3 years ago

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Versions

[Windows 10 ] Operating System [v12] Node version [4] Gulp version [@microsoft/generator-sharepoint@1.13.0-beta.5] SPFx Generator version (npm list -g @microsoft/generator-sharepoint)

Expected or Desired Behavior

On clean machine, cannot install certificate. As per - https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/sharepoint/dev/spfx/set-up-your-development-environment#trusting-the-self-signed-developer-certificate

Observed Behavior

CertUtil does exist:

Steps to Reproduce

gulp trust-dev-cert

spdavid commented 3 years ago

I can confirm this problem and have the same issue. Just recently reinstalled my computer.

KevinTCoughlin commented 3 years ago

FWIW regression seems isolated to >= 1.13.0

~\spfx-1-dot-12-1> gulp trust-dev-cert
Build target: DEBUG
Found config file: serve.json
Found config file: deploy-azure-storage.json
Found config file: package-solution.json
[22:39:41] Using gulpfile ~\spfx-1-dot-12-1\gulpfile.js
[22:39:41] Starting 'trust-dev-cert'...
[22:39:41] Starting gulp
[22:39:41] Starting subtask 'configure-sp-build-rig'...
[22:39:41] [configure-sp-build-rig] Found config file: config.json
[22:39:42] Finished subtask 'configure-sp-build-rig' after 55 ms
[22:39:42] Starting subtask 'trust-cert'...
[22:39:45] [trust-cert] Attempting to trust a dev certificate. This self-signed certificate only points to localhost and will be stored in your local user profile to be used by other instances of debug-certificate-manager. If you do not consent to trust this certificate, click "NO" in the dialog.
[22:39:47] [trust-cert] Successfully trusted development certificate.
[22:39:47] [trust-cert] Successfully set certificate name.
[22:39:47] Finished subtask 'trust-cert' after 5.91 s
[22:39:47] Finished 'trust-dev-cert' after 5.98 s
[22:39:48] ==================[ Finished ]==================
[22:39:48] Suppressing - Warning - [sass] The local CSS class 'ms-Grid' is not camelCase and will not be type-safe.
[22:39:48] Project spfx-1-dot-12-1 version:0.0.1
[22:39:48] Build tools version:3.17.11
[22:39:48] Node version:v12.22.1
[22:39:48] Total duration:22 s
~\spfx-1-dot-12-1>

johnguy0 commented 3 years ago

This seems to be a regression in our toolchain. The issue was fixed in 1.0.6 of debug-certificate-manager, and will be picked up in the Beta drop.

As a short term mitigation, you could install a mainline version of SPFx and run the same command to install a dev certificate.

michaelmaillot commented 3 years ago

If anyone interested, here's a step-by-step to make the gulp trust-dev-cert command work, if you've already installed the 1.13-beta.* version (for Windows):

open your command line
if you're currently on the project's folder, step back to go out
remove the .npmrc config mentioned here, otherwise you won't be able to install the 1.12.1 version of the generator
from the command line, install SPFx v1.12.1 npm i -g @microsoft/generator-sharepoint
create a project with this version yo @microsoft/sharepoint
from the command line, go into your project and run gulp trust-dev-cert
once the certificate installed, open again the .npmrc file and restore the token config
from the command line, get out of the project created in v1.12.1 and install again v1.13.0-beta.* npm i -g @microsoft/generator-sharepoint
from the command line, step into your Viva Connections SPFx project and execute gulp serve -l --nobrowser

You should be able to see your ACE in the WebParts list.

Feel free to complete / improve / correct this procedure if something's missing 🙂

Hope that it helps.

johnguy0 commented 3 years ago

Thanks for the write-up @michaelmaillot!

johnguy0 commented 3 years ago

Fixed in 1.13.0-beta.11.

microsoft / Viva-Connections-Extensibility-Beta