Ethon::Errors::InvalidOption: The option: disable_ssl_peer_verification is invalid

[bradwheel]

We're receiving this error, which seems to be traced back to this gem's use of Typhoeus:

Ethon::Errors::InvalidOption:
       The option: disable_ssl_peer_verification is invalid.
       Please try ssl_verifypeer instead of disable_ssl_peer_verification.

We've been unable to reproduce this locally, but is breaking all of our builds on CI. After looking into the issue, it's pretty common and is related to some use of the faraday typhoeus adapter. This is especially relevant for us given that we use elasticsearch-ruby, which uses typhoeus and the faraday adapter.

Error documented here:
swagger-api/swagger-codegen#3380
typhoeus/typhoeus#270
elastic/elasticsearch-ruby#72

[dlangevin]

It looks like you can load their monkey patch (maybe in an initializer) and
that should fix it

require 'typhoeus/adapters/faraday'

On Thu, Aug 4, 2016 at 5:59 PM bradwheel notifications@github.com wrote:

We're receiving this error, which seems to be traced back to this gem's
use of Typhoeus:

Ethon::Errors::InvalidOption:
The option: disable_ssl_peer_verification is invalid.
Please try ssl_verifypeer instead of disable_ssl_peer_verification.

We've been unable to reproduce this locally, but is breaking all of our
builds on CI. After looking into the issue, it's pretty common and is
related to some use of the faraday typhoeus adapter. This is especially
relevant for us given that we use elasticsearch-ruby, which uses typhoeus
and the faraday adapter.

Error documented here:
typhoeus/typhoeus#270 typhoeus/typhoeus#270
elastic/elasticsearch-ruby#72
elastic/elasticsearch-ruby#72

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[dlangevin]

Another suggestion would be to wrap it in an adapter and stub it in test.

On Thu, Aug 4, 2016 at 6:18 PM Dan Langevin dan.langevin@gmail.com wrote:

It looks like you can load their monkey patch (maybe in an initializer)
and that should fix it

require 'typhoeus/adapters/faraday'

On Thu, Aug 4, 2016 at 5:59 PM bradwheel notifications@github.com wrote:

We're receiving this error, which seems to be traced back to this gem's
use of Typhoeus:

Ethon::Errors::InvalidOption:
The option: disable_ssl_peer_verification is invalid.
Please try ssl_verifypeer instead of disable_ssl_peer_verification.

We've been unable to reproduce this locally, but is breaking all of our
builds on CI. After looking into the issue, it's pretty common and is
related to some use of the faraday typhoeus adapter. This is especially
relevant for us given that we use elasticsearch-ruby, which uses typhoeus
and the faraday adapter.

Error documented here:
typhoeus/typhoeus#270 typhoeus/typhoeus#270
elastic/elasticsearch-ruby#72
elastic/elasticsearch-ruby#72

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[bradwheel]

We tried the faraday adapter and were unsuccessful in getting it to run. I spent some effort over the weekend looking into it and I think elasticsearch-ruby is the culprit here. I'll keep investigating as time allows.

[sameerr25]

Any update here?

[dlangevin]

@sameerr25 we have a branch where we switched the underlying adapter to be HTTPClient rather than Typhoeus (which was causing an issue with elasticsearch-ruby) Will be pushing a new version shortly

[william-beange-hs]

monkey patch worked for me... require 'typhoeus/adapters/faraday' seems sketch though