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  1. Sourcetree for Windows
  2. SRCTREEWIN-1718

SourceTree cannot see hosted projects from an https location with a self-signed certificate

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    • Windows 7 64bit enterprise
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      I host a stash instance on a server called builder within our network. The URL to that stash instance is https://builder:8443. When I add this to sourcetree as a location of hosted projects and attempt to browse those projects I get the error:

      >The underlying connection was closed: Could not establish trust relationship for the SSL/TLS secure channel.

      Our network administrators enforce a policy of not trusting any SSL certificates and this is not a policy they can change.

      In git I use the http.sslVerify=false to force a connection over https without trusting the certificate and within sourcetree>options>git there is a "Disable SSL certificate validation" option (that I assume just sets sslverify=false in the .gitconfig).

      Perhaps sourcetree could dual-purpose the "Disable SSL certificate..." checkbox in the settings to also ignore SSL warnings in the hosted projects browser?

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            sstreeting Steve Streeting (Inactive)
            967f773173a7 Joe brown
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