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Suppress the CodeQL alert about the code tha respects Git's https.sslVerify setting. This is a feature of Git that is mirrored in VFS for Git's behaviour. Signed-off-by: Matthew John Cheetham <mjcheetham@outlook.com>
The GVFS protocol includes an index file along with pack file in the prefetch workflow (primarily used on a new clone to fetch all commits and trees). Currently, GVFS blindly accepts that index file. This pull request changes GVFS prefetch to discard the index sent by the server and always create an index locally. This provides improved security and verification of the pack file, at the expense of performance for the first clone of a repository on a new drive.
GitAuthentication.cs: suppress CodeQL alert about cert validation
Distrust received pack indexes (behind config flag, with perf fixes)
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