Tell powershell to use TLS 1.2+ by default #354
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Github recently changed their webstack to only use newer TLS versions, so we need to tell Powershell to allow strong cryptography
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@simonbyrne do you have any idea why win32 is failing here? |
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No idea, seems to be Cairo? |
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Looking at appveyor history, it seems like it has been broken for a long time. |
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s.a.d Since this works on win64, I say we just merge it? |
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I'll open a new issue |
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Any reason not to tag a new release? |
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This strategy doesn't work on a fully patched Win 7 system, see JuliaLang/julia#26459. And those are out there and being used, one of my students has a system like that and BinDeps.jl is completely broken for him. |
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Github recently changed their webstack to only use newer TLS versions, so we need to tell Powershell to allow strong cryptography