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Allow ssl errors #107

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What is the current behavior?

Does not allow SSL errors or self-signed certificates

What is the new behavior?

Enables allowing ssl errors and self-signed certificates

Fixes/Implements/Closes #99.

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Thanks for the MR! Requested some changed.
Isn't this missing the iOS implementation as well?

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Thanks for the MR! Requested some changed.
Isn't this missing the iOS implementation as well?

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Thanks for your comments, I made improvements to the code now. iOS is still missing. I'll make a separate pull request for it if I get it working. But this only adds it to the Android side.

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Thanks for the update! Can you please add the iOS functionality to the same PR? I don't really see a good reason to merge in functionality which is missing iOS support.

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allowSslErrors(true);
export declare function enableSSLValidation(): void;
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I think it's fine to keep only 1 method, I just wanted it renamed

InitClient();

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TrustManagerFactory trustManagerFactory = TrustManagerFactory.getInstance(TrustManagerFactory.getDefaultAlgorithm());
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My intention was to do this inside InitClient while building the client, but before running client.build()

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Request hangs when using a Self-Signed certificate
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