strict-ssl warning appears when using download.strictSSL

When building using cli.js I am always seeing the warning The strict-ssl parameter is deprecated, use download.strictSSL instead. I wanted to get rid of it so I checked where and why it was generated. So it seems that in common.js we check if there is a strict-ssl option and warn if there is, but in cli.js we intentionally add that option with a default value.

I am probably missing something, but also this might be an inconsistency. I would be happy to open a PR if it is.

Which version of electron-packager are you using?

7.0.0

What CLI arguments are you passing? Alternatively, if you are using the API, what parameters are you passing to the packager() function?

    electron-packager client application-name --platform=darwin \
        --arch=x64 --out=bin --icon=client/icon.icns \
        --ignore="node_modules/electron-*" \
        --overwrite

What version of Electron are you building with?

0.37.7

What is the host platform are you running electron-packager on?

darwin

What target platform(s)/architecture(s) are you building for?

darwin & win32

Is there a stack trace in the error message you’re seeing?

No.

Please provide either a failing testcase or detailed steps to reproduce your problem.

Running electron-packager with the provided arguments shows the warning.

[malept]

For any future commenters: yes, we know it’s reproducible, we’re just waiting on a fix now.

[malept]

The download being slow is a different issue and unlikely to be related to electron-packager. I would suggest troubleshooting your network connection, in particular to github.com & its CDN.