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Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for all people. This is a know issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. This depends on my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`, which I've sent a PR for here <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>. If y'all don't like the supply chain implications of that, I'm happy to inline the implementation here instead. I opted not to make this configurable as I don't see the value. People using finamp are sophisticated self-hosters, and should understand the risks of configuring their OS to trust certificates.
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This fixes UnicornsOnLSD#106 Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for all people. This is a know issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. This depends on my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`, which I've sent a PR for here <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>. If y'all don't like the supply chain implications of that, I'm happy to inline the implementation here instead. I opted not to make this configurable as I don't see the value. People using finamp are sophisticated self-hosters, and should understand the risks of configuring their OS to trust certificates.
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This fixes UnicornsOnLSD#106 Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for all people. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. This depends on my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`, which I've sent a PR for here <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>. If y'all don't like the supply chain implications of that, I'm happy to inline the implementation here instead. I opted not to make this configurable as I don't see the value. People using finamp are sophisticated self-hosters, and should understand the risks of configuring their OS to trust certificates.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. This depends on my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`, which I've sent a PR for here <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>. If y'all don't like the supply chain implications of that, I'm happy to inline the implementation here instead.
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This fixes UnicornsOnLSD#106 Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for all people. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. This depends on my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`, which I've sent a PR for here <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>. If y'all don't like the supply chain implications of that, I'm happy to inline the implementation here instead. I opted not to make this configurable as I don't see the value. People using finamp are sophisticated self-hosters, and should understand the risks of configuring their OS to trust certificates.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. This depends on my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`, which I've sent a PR for here <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>. If y'all don't like the supply chain implications of that, I'm happy to inline the implementation here instead.
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This fixes UnicornsOnLSD#106 Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for all people. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. This depends on my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`, which I've sent a PR for here <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>. If y'all don't like the supply chain implications of that, I'm happy to inline the implementation here instead. I opted not to make this configurable as I don't see the value. People using finamp are sophisticated self-hosters, and should understand the risks of configuring their OS to trust certificates.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. This depends on my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`, which I've sent a PR for here <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>. If y'all don't like the supply chain implications of that, I'm happy to inline the implementation here instead.
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This fixes UnicornsOnLSD#106 Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for all people. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. This depends on my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`, which I've sent a PR for here <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>. If y'all don't like the supply chain implications of that, I'm happy to inline the implementation here instead. I opted not to make this configurable as I don't see the value. People using finamp are sophisticated self-hosters, and should understand the risks of configuring their OS to trust certificates.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. For the record: the important code here is copied from my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`. See this PR for more context: <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. For the record: the important code here is copied from my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`. See this PR for more context: <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. For the record: the important code here is copied from my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`. See this PR for more context: <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. For the record: the important code here is copied from my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`. See this PR for more context: <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. For the record: the important code here is copied from my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`. See this PR for more context: <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. For the record: the important code here is copied from my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`. See this PR for more context: <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. For the record: the important code here is copied from my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`. See this PR for more context: <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>.
This gives people a turnkey workaround for the issue that Dart ignores Android user-installed certificates.
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| final certs = await this.getUserCertificates(); | ||
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Thank you for your contribution. After reviewing, I have decided to close this PR as the package's primary function is to retrieve user-installed certificates from the native Android platform, and it does not address the intended use of these certificates by the user. So I don't see any use for the function |
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. For the record: the important code here is copied from my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`. See this PR for more context: <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. For the record: the important code here is copied from my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`. See this PR for more context: <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. For the record: the important code here is copied from my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`. See this PR for more context: <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. For the record: the important code here is copied from my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`. See this PR for more context: <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. For the record: the important code here is copied from my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`. See this PR for more context: <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. For the record: the important code here is copied from my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`. See this PR for more context: <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. For the record: the important code here is copied from my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`. See this PR for more context: <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. For the record: the important code here is copied from my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`. See this PR for more context: <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. For the record: the important code here is copied from my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`. See this PR for more context: <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>.
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This is part of immich-app#15230. Frustratingly, Dart/Flutter ignores user-installed certificates. Working around this requires rooting your Android device to install certificates as "system" certs, which isn't an option for everyone. This is a known issue with Dart, see dart-lang/sdk#50435 and flutter/flutter#56607 for details. I have read through <immich-app#15230> and <immich-app#13555>, and I understand that switching to [`cronnet_http`](immich-app#14335 (comment)) would also resolve this. While that may be the correct long-term approach, it looks like there are [a lot of network codepaths](immich-app#15230 (comment)) in Immich, and as I know basically nothing about Dart, nor Flutter, nor Immich's codebase, I thought this would be a better short term approach. For the record: the important code here is copied from my fork of `johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android`. See this PR for more context: <johnstef99/flutter_user_certificates_android#2>.
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This gives people a turnkey workaround for the issue that Dart ignores Android user-installed certificates: