fix: make git installation more resilient against ssl tampering#743
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mhuisi merged 1 commit intoleanprover:masterfrom Mar 24, 2026
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This PR makes the installation of Git in the extension more resilient. On a Windows server, I witnessed the following error with the current installation:
I'm not sure whether this issue is specific to the Windows server, but explicitly setting the source prevents this issue from occurring.