Open matthewarkin opened 3 months ago
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Is there any guidance on possible workarounds? I've been going crazy trying to debug this, trying to figure out which host I'm supposed to stop inspecting. In the GH CodeSpaces documentation there's some guidance related to not inspecting traffic to certain hosts, but I am not sure if the equivalent for Tunnels could work
I'm able to use vs code and dev tunnels via the browser, but when I attempt to use it on a local install of VS Code I get an error
Tunnel service HTTPS certificate is invalid. This may be caused by the use of a self signed certificate or a firewall intercepting the connection.
It looks like VS Code has a setting to disable strictSSL which is used in some part of VSCode (like here https://github.com/microsoft/vscode/blob/937aa312c99eb80924a19ab0f58ee07164946638/src/vs/platform/request/node/requestService.ts#L141C63-L141C72) but this setting doesn't appear to be respected by the tunnel extension. (If I manually unmini
VS Code also allows me to download extensions without disabling strictSSL so I believe the extension is not respecting the system CA store nor node's NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS?