"--no-verify" option doesn't work about service-fabric-cli

[samedder]

@rganz what doesn't work? Can you run sfctl node list? The warning will always be displayed, it's a reminder that you're performing an insecure operation.

[rganz]

Oh, that works. I was expecting some feedback to cluster select like a "sucessfully selected".

[paolosalvatori]

Is there any way to eliminate the warning? It's very annoying, thanks

[Christina-Kang]

Thank you for the feedback, @paolosalvatori ! We can look into an option to suppress the warnings when explicitly requested.

@suhuruli for visibility

[samedder]

The warning is meant to be annoying. It's also not coming from our CLI, but a warning from the underlying SSL library. It is meant to warn you. One option is to start securing your cluster with certificates that are trusted by the root CA bundle.

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[suhuruli]

There are two good pieces of feedback on this thread.

1. @rganz, brought up a good point of having a message letting users know the connection was successful.

2. @paolosalvatori, your point of getting rid of that warning is valid. Instead of spamming the user's terminal, we can just display the warning once and then not show it for future commands.