I will look into this. My guess is this has to deal with missing certificates. Older Macs had OpenSSL-1.0 installed and its default older certificates. Newer Macs do not have easy access to openssl. So I compile and statically link openssl into Python 3.7. I can not recreate this bug on my machine as I have full Openssl 1.1.1. I will look into the best way to handle this for newer machines that no longer have access to native apple OpenSSL installations.
Kevin
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Originally Posted by odamizu
I'm behind on this plugin and installed the latest version today (v0.4.1.4).
On first run, I was startled to get a python error — something about SSL certificate verify failed. See screenshot.
The plugin then proceeded to run successfully, and it continues to run fine thereafter. The error occurs only on first run.
I suspect this has something to do with my Mac, which is running macOS 10.13.6.
Is this something I should be concerned about? Is there something I should do? Should I go back to an earlier version of the plugin that does not trigger this error on first-run? Or is this safe to ignore?
Thank you!
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