certificate has expired (VSCODE | CHROME | ANGULAR)

[UchihaYuki]

I use vscode to debug an angular project, it's served behind traefix with ssl certificate. I remote debug through chrome. And I get the following error:

Could not read source map for https://example.com/runtime.js: Unexpected 503 response from https://example.com/runtime.js.map: certificate has expired

But if I type https://example.com/runtime.js.map directly in the address bar. It will get it with no problem and the cert is not expired.

The problem might be connected with my cert. It's issued by Issuer: C = US, O = Let's Encrypt, CN = R3. Browsers are ok with it. But postman, curl, vscode not. Any work aroud for this?

Please take a look at this issue, it seems works needed to be done on vscode side, because by updating to the latest version of postman, the problem is gone.

[UchihaYuki]

https://letsencrypt.org/docs/dst-root-ca-x3-expiration-september-2021/

[UchihaYuki]

Is it possible to disable tls cert verification temporarily for now?

[UchihaYuki]

By deleting DST Root CA X3 from Manage user certificates on Win10 and restart my PC. It works again.

[UchihaYuki]

It seems DST Root CA X3 is kept adding back to windows 10 certs by vscode. The problem still exists.

[deepak1556]

/duplicate #136787

Please use the workaround mentioned in #136787 (comment)