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keytool -import -alias repo-cert -keystore "C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-17\lib\security\cacerts" -file server.cer Use code with caution. changeit I can give you the for your specific setup
If you aren't sure which certificate is failing, run Gradle with the "debug" flag to see exactly where the handshake breaks: ./gradlew build --debug Use code with caution. changeit If you aren't sure which certificate is
The error unable to find valid certification path to requested target is the Java equivalent of a "security block." It happens when Gradle tries to download dependencies from a secure repository (like Maven Central or an internal Nexus), but your local Java installation doesn't trust the server’s SSL certificate. You must manually add the repository's certificate to
Open your terminal or command prompt as an and run:
This is the most stable solution. You must manually add the repository's certificate to your Java Truststore (cacerts). Step 1: Download the Certificate