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CI: certificate verify failed: self signed certificate #155
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I am getting a similar error while trying to connect to First Try - Telegram APIThis code would throw data = {"offset": 0, "timeout": 15, "limit": 100, "allowed_updates": []}
response = await asks.post(f"https://api.telegram.org/bot{self.token}/getUpdates", params=data) Full Traceback
Second Try - A minimal (failing) exampleConsidering that I couldn't figure out why this was happening I tried with a minimal example, which just made me more confused. import trio
async def main():
req = await asks.get("https://www.google.com")
return req
trio.run(main) which, again, throws Traceback
My environment specsPython Version (virtual environment): 3.7.4 Other, probably, useful information OS: Mac OS X Yosemite 10.10.5
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P.S.: I'm trying to build an asynchronous wrapper for Telegram's Bot API, and I need an amazing library like asks because it supports my favorite asynchronous library, trio, and is as easy as requests, but this issue prevents me even from doing the most basic things |
This is a different issue. Overly has a generated self signed cert that's out of date, which I need to regen. |
tests/test_anyio.py::test_https_get
has been failing since last October with:Is this related? #134
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