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Occasionally curl updates introduce errors in https verification. Add an explicit test for this capability, activated by an undocumented option that we can use in CI to specify a URL to test. Co-authored-by: Brad King <brad.king@kitware.com> Fixes: #24405 Issue: #24147 Issue: #24398
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738 B
CMake
32 lines
738 B
CMake
include(RunCMake)
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# We do not contact any real URLs, but do try a bogus one.
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# Remove any proxy configuration that may change behavior.
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unset(ENV{http_proxy})
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unset(ENV{https_proxy})
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run_cmake(hash-mismatch)
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run_cmake(unused-argument)
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run_cmake(httpheader-not-set)
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run_cmake(netrc-bad)
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run_cmake(tls-cainfo-not-set)
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run_cmake(tls-verify-not-set)
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run_cmake(pass-not-set)
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run_cmake(no-save-hash)
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run_cmake(basic)
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run_cmake(EXPECTED_HASH)
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run_cmake(file-without-path)
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run_cmake(no-file)
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run_cmake(range)
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run_cmake(SHOW_PROGRESS)
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if(NOT CMake_TEST_NO_NETWORK)
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run_cmake(bad-hostname)
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endif()
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if(CMake_TEST_TLS_VERIFY_URL)
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run_cmake(TLS_VERIFY-bad)
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run_cmake_with_options(TLS_VERIFY-good -Durl=${CMake_TEST_TLS_VERIFY_URL})
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endif()
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