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Claude Code v2.1.288 ·

Importing a CA certificate into a Java truststore no longer uses -trustcacerts

When Claude Code imports a CA certificate with Java's keytool, it no longer passes the -trustcacerts option

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What

Java programs keep the certificates they trust in a file called a truststore, and keytool is Java's command for managing it. When Claude Code imports a CA certificate (a certificate that vouches for other certificates, often a company's own) with keytool -importcert, it no longer adds the -trustcacerts option to that command.

Why

This changes how custom CA certificates end up in a Java truststore. If you rely on Claude Code to set up a custom certificate for Java tools, the import now runs with a different set of options than before.

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