Automatically import the CA in the windows store when running the symfony-cli in WSL #461
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symfony/symfony-docs#19754 is suggested a workaround for now. However, I'm not sure this workaround is enough to make it work in Firefox as it has its own trust store instead of the windows trust store (and the workaround about manually importing the certificate only impacts the windows store). |
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after trying, it looks like the workaround works. It looks like Firefox for Windows reads the Windows trust store. |
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This PR was squashed before being merged into the 5.4 branch. Discussion ---------- Add more hints when using Symfony CLI in Windows Maybe relevant: symfony-cli/symfony-cli#461 Commits ------- b1789e7 Add more hints when using Symfony CLI in Windows
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When using the symfony CLI in WSL, installing the CA only in the Linux store is not enough because the browser is likely to be used on the Windows side.
It would be great if the symfony CLI could automatically detect this case and install the CA in both the Linux store (as done today) and in the Windows store.
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