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* Support HTTPS connections to Huawei LTE devices Not all devices support HTTPS, so we default to plain HTTP still. Ones that do are very likely to have certificates that do not pass hostname verification, and are either self signed or issued by an untrusted CA. Add option to use unverified HTTPS to make it possible to connect to these, and when in effect, filter urllib3's related warnings about insecure connections to the hostname in question. * Use common config key and strings for certificate verification settings Even though the wording might be slightly suboptimal here, it's better to be consistent across the codebase than to finetune on this level. This also switches the default the other way around: verification is now disabled by default. This is not a good general default, but for this particular case setups where the verification would succeed would be so rare and require considerable local setup that it's very unlikely to happen in practice. * Add config flow tests * Mock logout for better test coverage * Set up custom requests session only when using unverified https * Add https config flow test case * Make better use of verify SSL default |
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README.rst
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