If you encounter an SSLError from within Vestas firewalls, chances are that you haven't added the proper certificates. With vespy, you can do it like this

pip install vespy; vespy --fix-ssl

Alternatively, you can invoke the fix from within python (e.g. in your own library),

from vespy import fix_ssl_error
fix_ssl_error()

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Author: Emil Haldrup Eriksen

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