You can find [instructions for Windows below](#windows-prerequisites-setup).
-On macOS, you might need to execute "Install Certificates.command" from
-the Python folder in the user Applications folder or install it manually:
+On macOS, you might need to execute "Install Certificates.command" from the
+Python folder in the user Applications folder:
```
- $ pip3 install certifi
+$ /Applications/Python\ 3.*/Install\ Certificates.command
```
-It will solve this issue:
+Otherwise you will get this error when downloading meson wraps:
```
urllib.error.URLError: urlopen error [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed
endif
endif
+# On macOS, you have to run "Install Certificates.command" otherwise Python
+# doesn't have access to the latest SSL CA Certificates, and Meson will fail to
+# download wrap files from websites that use, for example, Let's Encrypt.
+# We already recommend this in the README, but add a warning here as well.
+# Can't make this an error because the user might be using XCode's Python
+# 3 which doesn't have this script.
+if build_system == 'darwin'
+ python3_cacert_file = python3.get_path('data') / 'etc/openssl/cert.pem'
+ install_cert_cmd = '/Applications/Python @0@/Install Certificates.command'.format(python3.language_version())
+ if not fs.is_symlink(python3_cacert_file) and fs.is_file(install_cert_cmd)
+ warning('Please run "@0@" so that Python has access to the latest SSL certificates. Meson might fail to download some wraps without it.'.format(install_cert_cmd))
+ endif
+endif
+
documented_projects = ''
# Make it possible to use msys2 built zlib which fails
# when not using the mingw toolchain as it uses unistd.h