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| * Rolled back the change that set proxy and certificate environment variables for the subprocess that invokes the NuGet CLI because the environment variables were only partially respected by the target process in some cases. |
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We know that running this with
monodoesn't work becausemonodoesn't respect the environment variable for the certificate. But does it work withoutmonoand would it make sense to keep that case?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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As far as I can tell
SSL_CERT_FILEis not respected by the NuGet CLI on any operating system (not on windows either). The support was introduced withdotnet nuget. I have asked various AIs as well; They claim the same, with the reasoning "It is not supported due to lack of documentation that it should be supported".Have you found other information?
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No, I don't know what the situation with NuGet itself is. I just had theunderstanding that it definitely was a problem with
monoand that it was the initial blocker, but had no insights into whether it does or doesn't work even withoutmonoin the picture.