This way of disabling SSL verification is deprecated, please use http client setup to achieve the same result. See HttpsWithoutCertificateVerificationViaSetup.
Performs HTTPS GET on domains that would normally throw an exception because of bad SSL certificates.
Use at your own risk, this makes https potentially as unsafe as http!
script | http test |
disable SSL verification | |
get from | https://expired.badssl.com/ |
get from | https://wrong.host.badssl.com/ |
get from | https://self-signed.badssl.com/ |
get from | https://untrusted-root.badssl.com/ |
Note that 'disable SSL verification' lasts for the rest of the test run, or until you call 'enable SSL verification', like this:
script | http test |
enable SSL verification |
Included page: .HsacExamples.SlimTests.HttpTests.CustomHttpConfig.TearDown (edit)
Since changing HTTP client setting last for the entire run we ensure http test's HTTP client is set back to default after each test.
The original default setting is saved in the SuiteSetUp of this suite.
The original default setting is saved in the SuiteSetUp of this suite.
script | http client setup |
configure http test with | $originalClient |