Why do you do that? Why create certificates like this when you have letencrypt?
Here's a hint: can register a real domain really cheap - just one then make subdomains for each of you projects - many registrars will provide you with a dns server as well, then create a real certificate via LetsEncrypt. This way you dev web server can be accessed from all of your coworkers and even customers without any issue. The effort isn't much different anyway.
By development environment, I mostly meant "localhost".
So, sure it's possible to update /etc/hosts and get a certificate from LetsEncrypt, but mkcert is so much simpler!
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Why do you do that? Why create certificates like this when you have letencrypt?
Here's a hint: can register a real domain really cheap - just one then make subdomains for each of you projects - many registrars will provide you with a dns server as well, then create a real certificate via LetsEncrypt. This way you dev web server can be accessed from all of your coworkers and even customers without any issue. The effort isn't much different anyway.
By development environment, I mostly meant "localhost".
So, sure it's possible to update /etc/hosts and get a certificate from LetsEncrypt, but mkcert is so much simpler!