Detect empty HTTPS contexts. #344
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Some users are relying solely on the certifi package to provide their CA certs, as requests does this by default. This patch detects this situation and emits a clear warning as well as importing certifi to work around the situation.. Fixes josegonzalez#162 .
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Some users are relying solely on the
certifipackage to provide their CA certs, asrequestsdoes this by default.This patch detects this situation and emits a clear warning as well as importing
certifito work around the situation..Fixes #162 .
Addendum:
If this project is still providing compatibility with Python 2.7, I have not implemented that here at this time.
Addendum 2:
It is also possible the user's OS certificates are not up-to-date. This solution does not detect that scenario. It could be detected by catching the exception mentioned in the linked issue.
Addendum 3:
Regarding requests, this topic has been considered in 2016 at psf/requests#2966 .
It looks like currently the correct solution is to use https://pypi.org/project/truststore/ . I am out of time at the moment to submit new code here.