Bypass SSL check when installing packages
See original GitHub issueI’m working in an environment with a strict custom proxy enforcement which blocks ssl verification to many sites including package hosts. Is there a way to bypass this verification similar to how pip allows the following?
--trusted-host {host}
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Hi @Xylobyte, we have released v0.2.0. You could upgrade your openmim by
pip install -U openmim
and then you can pass--trusted-host
option tomim install
.Hi @Xylobyte , thanks for your feedback and sorry for my late reply. We are refactoring the logic to install packages and then this case can be handled.