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Describe the bug
From a ESP32 device, I want to post some data to a Cloud Firestore, thus I'm using fetch(...) function to achieve that.
The store is currently unprotected for the moment, so any data can be posted without much overhead.
Thing is, I get a socket tls://firestore.googleapis.com:443 error tls://firestore.googleapis.com:443: self-signed certificate.
This is my code:
Describe the bug
From a ESP32 device, I want to post some data to a Cloud Firestore, thus I'm using
fetch(...)
function to achieve that.The store is currently unprotected for the moment, so any data can be posted without much overhead.
Thing is, I get a
socket tls://firestore.googleapis.com:443 error tls://firestore.googleapis.com:443: self-signed certificate
.This is my code:
NOTE: I tried exactly the same with MicroPython, and works like a charm.
Here is my python code:
So, how's this different from what I'm doing with MicroPython?
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
fetch(...)
request to Cloud FirestoreExpected behavior
Be able to successfully make a request to Cloud Firestore.
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Additional context
Console Output:
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