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    Since which version of gRPC is it no longer needed to provide a root certificate on Windows clients? - Stack Overflow

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    After updating to gRPC v1.71.0 (using vcpkg and visual studio professional 2022 v17.13.5) I remarked that it is no longer required to provide a root certificate in SslCredentialsOptions passed to SslCredentials()

    This is great, before to put it in production I will be glad to have a link to the release notes of the gRPC version in which it was changed (supposedly introduced after v1.60.0 which was the previous version available with vcpkg).

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