[Neovim plugin] Request signInInitiate failed with message: unable to get local issuer certificate #49711
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Hi there, it sounds like you're experiencing issues with the Copilot plugin for Neovim. You may want to try enabling debug mode to get more information on what's causing the problem. You can do this by setting the If that doesn't help, you may want to reach out to the Copilot team directly for further assistance. They may be able to provide more specific guidance on troubleshooting this issue. |
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Are you behind a zscaler or VPN? See also #8866 |
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I faced the same issue here, while I am not behind any proxy or VPN |
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Not going to spend anymore energy on this, GH clearly isn't going to fix anything or even respond. |
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After experiencing this issue for three months, I have finally resolved it. The problem was caused by a node-related issue. Although I am unsure of the exact reason, reinstalling node resolved the problem. To determine if you are facing the same issue, follow these steps: Step 1: Verify if the problem is occurring with node. If the following line works, it indicates that the certification is functioning correctly at the system level. Then check the node, we can create a simplest script to test it. Save the above javascript to If you see the following errors, congulatulation! Try the step2, it may help Step2, re-install the node. For me, the most security way is to use mvn to install a brand new node in user fold. Good luck! |
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Hi,
I'm trying to evaluate Copilot for our organisation, but am stuck on the 'unable to get local issuer certificate' error reported many times before wrt broken/enterprisey proxy setups etc. However, I am not behind a proxy and even with copilot_proxy_strict_ssl set to false it fails to do anything. One of my colleagues has been using Copilot from VScode without issue. So I'm thinking this is a issue with the plugin or its dependecies?
This is all the output I get:
Is there some debug mode I can enable to get more info on what it is trying to do?
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