add a "trust server certificate" checkbox to allow using self-signed certs#164
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Could you share a screen shot? There is also another set of connection parameters, maybe it needs to be added to that? |
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Thanks, great contribution |
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@mikeblas I have created a new release with your updates |
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This checkin adds UI and functionatity to specify the
TrustServerCertificate=value in the connection string. Self-signed certs (and any cert that isn't implicitly trusted by the chain) need this parameter to function correctly. Such certs are common in test environments.See issue #161