Update docs on Issue #125 patch being disabled

cztomczak · May 22, 2018 · 1846d64 · 1846d64
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diff --git a/api/ApplicationSettings.md b/api/ApplicationSettings.md
@@ -233,12 +233,14 @@ RequestHandler.[_OnCertificateError()](#_oncertificateerror)
 callback. Note that disk caching is enabled only when the "cache_path"
 option is set.
 
-__NOTE ON CACHING__: the official CEF Python binary releases incorporate a patch
-that changes the caching behavior on sites with SSL certificate errors
-when used with this setting. Chromium by default disallows caching of
-content when there is certificate error. CEF Python applies a patch to
-Chromium sources to allow for caching even when there is certificate error,
-but only when the "ignore_certificate_errors" option is set to True.
+__NOTE ON CACHING__: Chromium by default disallows caching of
+content when there is certificate error. There is a issue125.patch
+in the patches/ directory that can be enabled when doing a custom
+CEF build. This patch changes the caching behavior on sites with SSL
+certificate errors when used with this setting. This patch can be
+applied Chromium sources to allow for caching even when there is
+certificate error, but only when the "ignore_certificate_errors"
+option is set to True.
 When it's set to False then the Chromium's caching behavior does not
 change. Enabling caching with certificate errors is useful on local
 private networks that use self-signed SSL certificates. See the

diff --git a/docs/Migration-guide.md b/docs/Migration-guide.md
@@ -36,6 +36,7 @@ Table of contents:
 * [v55.3+ Handlers' callbacks and other interfaces](#v553-handlers-callbacks-and-other-interfaces)
 * [v56+ MacOS 10.9+ required to run](#v56-macos-109-required-to-run)
 * [v57.1+ High DPI support on Windows](#v571-high-dpi-support-on-windows)
+* [v66.0+ Linux patch that fixed HTTPS cache problems on pages with certificate errors was disabled](#v660-linux-patch-that-fixed-https-cache-problems-on-pages-with-certificate-errors-was-disabled)
 
 
 
@@ -295,3 +296,9 @@ option should have its value set to an empty string (a default now)
 for High DPI support. In previous versions the default value was
 "system_dpi" and if you have set it explicitilly in your application,
 then you should change it to an empty string now.
+
+## v66.0+ Linux patch that fixed HTTPS cache problems on pages with certificate errors was disabled
+
+See Issue [#125](../../../issues/125) for more details.
+
+