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We have an on-premise Github Enterprise server with a self-signed TLS certificate. When trying to run the action with a configuration to push the change to a PR, we get an error about a self-signed certificate in the certificate chain. (I changed the URL of the server in the log to a dummy value for purposes of posting this report).
I've worked around similar issues in the past by creating my own Docker image based on the upstream project that includes our certificate. Unfortunately, this action doesn't allow the image to be overridden, so I can't do that here. I think adding the ability to override the image would be sufficient for our scenario.
Describe the bug
We have an on-premise Github Enterprise server with a self-signed TLS certificate. When trying to run the action with a configuration to push the change to a PR, we get an error about a self-signed certificate in the certificate chain. (I changed the URL of the server in the log to a dummy value for purposes of posting this report).
I've worked around similar issues in the past by creating my own Docker image based on the upstream project that includes our certificate. Unfortunately, this action doesn't allow the image to be overridden, so I can't do that here. I think adding the ability to override the image would be sufficient for our scenario.
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