Version 0.11.2 released

RSS Please is a command line tool that allows you to generate RSS feeds from web pages. Parts of the page are extracted using CSS selectors and a feed generated from the matching items. RSS Please runs on Linux, macOS, Windows, BSD, and more.

The 0.11.2 release has been published. RSS Please can now be configured to disable TLS certificate verification, which is useful for handling self-signed certificates.

Version 0.11.2

This release adds a new optional boolean property, insecure_disable_certificate_verification, to the configuration file (default false) indicating whether to disable verification of TLS certificates.

This setting applies to the HTTP client used by RSS Please, thus it will apply to every feed in the configuration. It should only be enabled in specific situations where certificates fail verification due to being self-signed or missing intermediate certificates.

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