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Truststore by default #11647

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Use truststore by default
sethmlarson May 20, 2024
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Clarify the new default certificate behavior for pip
sethmlarson May 20, 2024
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Use `debug` level for logging truststore disablement on <3.10
pradyunsg Jul 9, 2024
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Update docs to mention previous behavior
sethmlarson Jul 10, 2024
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Add wording suggestion from review
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Co-authored-by: Richard Si <sichard26@gmail.com>
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3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion docs/html/topics/https-certificates.md
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Expand Up @@ -40,7 +40,8 @@ To opt-out of using system certificates you can pass the `--use-deprecated=legac
flag to pip.

```{warning}
On Python 3.9 or earlier, by default only certifi is used to verify HTTPS connections.
On Python 3.9 or earlier, only certifi is used to verify HTTPS connections as
`truststore` requires Python 3.10 or higher to function.

The system certificate store won't be used in this case, so some situations like proxies
with their own certificates may not work. Upgrading to at least Python 3.10 or later is
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