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If you have a self-signed certificate on your GraphQL server, the "rejectUnauthorized" flag is supposed to allow the VS Code GraphQL Language Feature Support extension to accept a self-signed certificate.
Ideally, the option would allow us to select a root certificate to trust, but at the very least the documented option should allow self-signed certificates to work.
At present, every single interaction results in:
[Error - 8:48:26 PM] Request textDocument/hover failed.
Message: Request textDocument/hover failed with message: unable to verify the first certificate
Code: -32603
Expected Behavior
It should work with a self-signed cert. 'nuff said.
Note that the GraphQL language server refuses to connect.
The VS Code extension has an option "vscode-graphql.rejectUnauthorized" that is supposed to set the language server to accept self-signed certificates. It doesn't work.
Environment
LSP Server Version: Heck if I know. The output window has nothing in it resembling a version number. Whatever comes with the latest version of the VS Code extension.
OS: Windows 11
LSP Client: vscode (graphql.vscode-graphql-0.9.3)
Anything else?
I also tried the prerelease version. No difference in behavior.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Is there an existing issue for this?
Current Behavior
If you have a self-signed certificate on your GraphQL server, the "rejectUnauthorized" flag is supposed to allow the VS Code GraphQL Language Feature Support extension to accept a self-signed certificate.
Ideally, the option would allow us to select a root certificate to trust, but at the very least the documented option should allow self-signed certificates to work.
At present, every single interaction results in:
Expected Behavior
It should work with a self-signed cert. 'nuff said.
Steps To Reproduce
Same setup as this older bug:
#451
In other words:
The VS Code extension has an option "vscode-graphql.rejectUnauthorized" that is supposed to set the language server to accept self-signed certificates. It doesn't work.
Environment
Anything else?
I also tried the prerelease version. No difference in behavior.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: