Andrew Casey
Andrew Casey
I think @adityamandaleeka may have looked at this recently?
There's an S: https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/blob/bc0ed99129fb20b2f12da93fb10d60c1812a6101/src/Hosting/Abstractions/src/WebHostDefaults.cs#L64
Wait, I've never seen that one in the middleware before. The constant I linked was added in 8.0.
Well, that's concerning: we appear to also have a no-S env var: https://github.com/dotnet/aspnetcore/blob/42af9fe6ddd7c3f9cde04ac003bf97509881873b/src/Middleware/HttpsPolicy/src/HttpsRedirectionMiddleware.cs#L127
@Tratcher were you aware of `HTTPS_PORT` when you added `HTTPS_PORTS`? Do you have any expectations around how they should interact?
Educated guess: `HTTPS_PORTS` means "listen on the following ports for HTTPS connections" and `HTTPS_PORT` means "if you get a non-HTTPS connection, redirect to this port".
> add a note it may not be necessary I suspect it depends on the FF version, rather than the dotnet version, so this is probably a good compromise.
## `dotnet dev-certs https --trust` on Linux On Ubuntu and Fedora, `dotnet dev-certs https --trust` will now configure trust of the self-signed development certificate in Chromium (Edge, Chrome, Chromium, etc)...
@Rick-Anderson What do I need to do for this? Revert my change and stage a new PR restoring it?
Possibly relevant: https://github.com/GSA/piv-guides/issues/102#issuecomment-357303941 (via @adityamandaleeka)