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Load system certificates by default instead of Mozilla root certs #1276
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This issue is similar to #1131 |
cc @palnabarun This file is generated by openapi-generator. Should this be an upstream generator issue? |
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Hi everyone!
We have our own pki and the ca certificate is loaded into the system.
However, using the kubernetes python doesn't support loading system certs.
I checked the urllib changes and it is supposed to work (urllib3/urllib3#1608)
Currently the default behaviour of the kubernetes python librairy is to use Mozilla's root certificates (https://github.com/kubernetes-client/python/blob/master/kubernetes/client/rest.py#L70)
Is there a reason for that ?
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