Andrew Casey
Andrew Casey
In the meantime, I imagine you've seen this? https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/previous-versions/iis/6.0-sdk/ms525764(v=vs.90)
That was an intentional change, made to improve security. The reasoning was that, if the tool created a directory, it would have to choose file access permissions on the user's...
If this is common enough and we maintain our position on directory creation, we may want to have special output in this case that doesn't require `--verbose`.
Yes, the new expected flow is `mkdir` (optionally with `chmod`) then `dev-certs`.
@tibble49, @sironjuh, @cgdallas, @Gregory-Ledray Can you help me understand how we can make the error experience more helpful? Putting aside that it's annoying to have the behavior of a tool...
> I opened an Issue because this is a change in behavior I didn't expect, so I assumed it was a bug. Totally fair point and we appreciate it. 😄...
@cgdallas I didn't know there was a SPA template that depended on exporting the dev cert - I'll give that a shot. The template may need to be updated to...
@cgdallas Can I bug you for repro steps? I did the trivial `dotnet new react` and `dotnet run` but didn't hit that error. I'm guessing you're deploying to a container...
@cgdallas Thanks! I think that template had to change pretty regularly to stay up-to-date with react. However, I checked our docs and it looks like it may no longer be...
Thanks! That does look more similar to what was described above. You need to enable container support to trigger cert export, which makes sense. I'm not sure yet whether the...