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trying to follow along with the training, i pressed F5 to build website, and got this localhost error. The first time i pressed F5 the visual studio ide asked me questions, that assumed was meant to resolved well that anticipate this issue that i came across with localhost, but i do not know how to retrigger that event, that asked me all those questions to agree to certifications or something
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I managed to figure out how to fix the issue, what I did was open up the developer Powershell terminal with crtl + ` and then I use this command to install the ----i guess up to date certifcates so the mordern browser won't reject the website and see it as Not Secure.
this is the command to be used in the terminal: dotnet dev-certs https --trust
i came acrossed this problem while following a beginner tutorial https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/publish-azure-web-app-with-visual-studio/3-exercise-create-a-new-aspnet-app
i almost gave up, glad i didnt tho
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Hi Marcus Johnson,
It's great to hear that you didn't give up and managed to find a solution. Remember, encountering and solving these types of issues is all part of the learning process. Keep up the good work! If you have any more questions or run into other roadblocks, feel free to ask for help.
Thank you.