Use Secure Connection having issues connecting. No way to attach ca-cert to the connection request?

[amfrye777]

Describe the bug
Difficulties using Secure Connection flag in vscode extension.

Steps to reproduce
connection string: hostname
use Secure Connection: checked

SDK Doctor WITHOUT BUCKET - success

SDK Doctor WITH BUCKET warning
11:38:34.564 WARN ▶ No certificate authority file specified (--tls-ca), skipping server certificate verification for this run.

There is no way for me to add the --tls-ca argument into the connection request, therefore, cannot establish a connection.

[lokeshgoel177]

Can you please try appending ?tls_verify=no_verify to the connection string?

[amfrye777]

this did not work for me

multiple errors...and a tls warning

[WARN] No certificate authority file specified (--tls-ca), skipping server certificate verification for this run.

17:02:13.498 ERRO ▶ Failed to fetch configuration via cccp from `servername:11207` (error: failed to select bucket `` (status: 1))
17:02:13.539 ERRO ▶ Failed to fetch terse configuration via http from `servername:18091` (error: Get "http://servername:18091/pools/default/b/": net/http: HTTP/1.x transport connection broken: malformed HTTP response "\x15\x03\x03\x00\x02\x02")
17:02:13.539 ERRO ▶ All endpoints specified by your connection string were unreachable, further cluster diagnostics are not possible

[karlagrani]

Hi,
we’re experiencing the same issue. Our Couchbase cluster is running in a Kubernetes environment using self-signed certificates, and we’re unable to provide the certificate when configuring the connection in the VS Code Couchbase Plugin.
Is there any workaround available for this issue in the meantime?

[JohannesHeld]

The informed Troubleshooting with a given Bucket is successful. However, there's no way to pass a ca via --tls-ca to the plugin.