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Hello! I’m trying to set up EdgeDB in my droplet so I can use the EdgeDB API with a Bubble app. The problem is during my initial set-up, I had EdgeDB generate a self-signed certificate, and Bubble doesn’t accept those. Over the weekend, I added a domain to my account and a Let’s Encrypt certificate (though DigitalOcean) to it, but Bubble still detects the self-signed certificate.
Nothing I’ve tried seems to be getting rid of it. I relinked the EdgeDB instance with my certificate file, I deleted what appeared to be the certificate file (filename = “cert.pem”), and I attempted to add ENV variables (though I’m not actually sure where they need to be). Same result every time.
How do I remove the self-signed certificate and use my new Let’s Encrypt certificate?
In case this helps, I’m not using a Docker container.
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