golang.org/x/crypto/x509roots/fallback
Package fallback embeds a set of fallback X.509 trusted roots in the application by automatically invoking x509.SetFallbackRoots. This allows the application to work correctly even if the operating system does not provide a verifier or system roots pool. To use it, import the package like It's recommended that only binaries, and not libraries, import this package. This package must be kept up to date for security and compatibility reasons. Use govulncheck to be notified of when new versions of the package are available.
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Package fallback embeds a set of fallback X.509 trusted roots in the application by automatically invoking x509.SetFallbackRoots. This allows the application to work correctly even if the operating system does not provide a verifier or system roots pool. To use it, import the package like It's recommended that only binaries, and not libraries, import this package. This package must be kept up to date for security and compatibility reasons. Use govulncheck to be notified of when new versions of the package are available.
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