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Originally Posted by Doitsu
This error was displayed by the update checker, because the connection to the GitHub website failed.
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Ah. Would it then be safe to ignore the error and make
"github":false to stop the plugin from trying to connect to GitHub in the future? Any security issues if I do this?
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According to StackOverflow, double-clicking Install Certificates.command in your Applications/Python 3.x folder might fix this problem, if you're using an external Python interpreter. However, I don't know if it'll also work for the bundled interpreter.
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I am using the bundled python. Also, my Mac has 2.7.10 (the default python that comes with macOS 10.13) and it seems not as simple as double-clicking Install Certificates.command.
The second answer in this StackOverflow thread suggests putting the additional certificates in a PEM bundle file, which is a bit outside my skill set, though I could try to figure it out if it's necessary for the EpubCheck plugin. But if it's safe to simply ignore the error and do "github":false, I'd rather do that.
Thank you!