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bqt add-on plugget install error: SSL CERTIFICATE VERIFY FAILED #106

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stacyrch2019 opened this issue Jul 12, 2023 · 4 comments
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The bqt add-on shows an error when I try to run the script in blender.

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Hi. This doesn't seem to be a bqt error. Since bqt doesnt use ssl certificates or the request library. You might have another plugin with a bug.

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My mistake, just saw this,
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and realized this is related to the plugget installer mentioned on https://github.com/techartorg/bqt/wiki/install-bqt-addon.

@hannesdelbeke hannesdelbeke changed the title bqt add-on error bqt add-on install through plugget error: SSL CERTIFICATE VERIFY FAILED Jul 17, 2023
@hannesdelbeke hannesdelbeke changed the title bqt add-on install through plugget error: SSL CERTIFICATE VERIFY FAILED bqt add-on plugget install error: SSL CERTIFICATE VERIFY FAILED Jul 17, 2023
@hannesdelbeke hannesdelbeke added bug Something isn't working documentation Improvements or additions to documentation help wanted Extra attention is needed labels Jul 17, 2023
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hannesdelbeke commented Jul 17, 2023

for now, as a work around, you can install bqt manually, see the wiki install page.
will investigate and see what the issue is.

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hannesdelbeke commented Jul 17, 2023

note to self, check out this thread that talks about SSL VERIFY error in python 3.6
note that the python version in this issue is 3.10

reading this article it seems this might relate to git. the author might not have git installed.
however AFAIK this is related to the requests library, so not yet reliying on git. perhaps a git install automatically sets up a SSL cert? which then can be used by the requests lib.

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