simplify by putting the cert directly into the Updater's CA bundle#467
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simplify by putting the cert directly into the Updater's CA bundle#467jakecoffman wants to merge 1 commit intomainfrom
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We can't do this because ecosystems like java have special packages like |
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I had been meaning to try this. By putting the Proxy cert directly into the system's trusted CA bundle, we can avoid needing to run
update-ca-certificates. This only works because the Updater can only communicate via the Proxy, so all other certs are not needed.