Problem with ssl injection and self-signed certificate

[pliant slate]

Hello,
I am forced to use an ssl inspection/injection tool on my workstation. Each https request will be arived with a self signed certificate.
By using the dagger tool I always receive the following error:

x509: certificate signed by unknown authority

I found in the archiv the following instruction. Is this still valid and will it work?
https://archive.docs.dagger.io/0.2/1224/self-signed-certificates/

I tried it out an receive the same error as before.
Can I completly disable the ssl verification?
Do you have any other tip? Thanks

[elfin nimbus]

Hey there, this is a known limitation of Dagger Modules, we are working on a fix, work is being tracked here: https://github.com/dagger/dagger/issues/6599

Unfortunately, there is no great workaround right now for Dagger Modules.

With that being said, things should still work for non-module code (anything that uses dagger run) We are moving a lot of docs around right now, but following a guide from the 0.9x branch should get you a bit further

https://archive.docs.dagger.io/0.9/

[cedar crest]

With that being said, things should still work for non-module code (anything that uses dagger run) We are moving a lot of docs around right now, but following a guide from the 0.9x branch should get you a bit further
@elfin nimbus is there a specific guide from this that would help here?

[mellow cypress]

Hey @cedar crest did you try this guide by any chance?
https://archive.docs.dagger.io/0.2/1224/self-signed-certificates/