Certificate error when installing Compose

[josealbertocoronado]

Bug description

Hi.
Apologies if this is a duplicate, after some search I can't find any entry with the same issue.

I'm getting an error when installing Compose due to my company certificate
The exact error is "HttpError: Unable to get local issuer certificate".

This is where I get it:

Please note I've already installed the certificate inside the podman machine following these steps: https://podman-desktop.io/docs/podman/adding-certificates-to-a-podman-machine. Which works. I'm able to pull images.

So my issue is purely when installing Compose in Podman Desktop.
Thanks in advance.

Operating system

Windows 11

Installation Method

Installer from website/GitHub releases

Version

1.13.0

Steps to reproduce

1. Install Podman Desktop (clean laptop, nothing else installed related to Docker)
2. Create a podman machine
3. Install certificate inside podman machine. That allows to pull images.
4. Try to run Compose. It throws this error:
   * exec: "docker-compose": executable file not found in %PATH%
   * exec: "podman-compose": executable file not found in %PATH%
5. Try to install Compose via Podman Desktop.

Relevant log output

No response

Additional context

No response

[benoitf]

hello @josealbertocoronado do you see some errors in the logs

could you click on the light bulb in the status bar then the logs tab

and when you try to install compose (to see the call that is missing the certificate)

also you confirm that the certificate is installed on your local computer (not only inside the machine)

[josealbertocoronado]

Hi @benoitf , thanks for answering.

Yeah, the certificate is installed in my machine too.
Checking logs I can't see anything related to it. I've just run it again and this is what I see in logs (nothing related apparently):

Tbh, I think it can be simply my company is blocking the http call to the compose url, however I would need to find out what that url is so I can ask them to whitelist it. Any idea how I can find it?
Is it maybe this url? https://github.com/docker/compose/releases.
That's where I'm pointed to when I follow instructions to install compose manually from this doc (at the very bottom): https://podman-desktop.io/docs/compose/setting-up-compose