CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_SELF_NAMED_CERT_DROP

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CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_SELF_NAMED_CERT_DROP is a Claude Code environment variable: Keeps certificates that name themselves as their own issuer, which Claude Code drops by default when it cannot confirm the certificate's key signed it and no CA in the list chains to a root that did. Set it to 1 to keep them. Added in v2.1.315 and still present in v2.1.315. It is not in the official reference.

StatusPresent in v2.1.315
AddedAdded in v2.1.315
CategoryAuthentication
Official docsNot listed

How to set it

For one session, export it in the shell that starts Claude Code:

export CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_SELF_NAMED_CERT_DROP=<value>
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To apply it to every session, add it to the env object of a settings file:

// ~/.claude/settings.json
{
  "env": {
    "CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_SELF_NAMED_CERT_DROP": "<value>"
  }
}

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Frequently asked questions

What does CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_SELF_NAMED_CERT_DROP do?

Keeps certificates that name themselves as their own issuer, which Claude Code drops by default when it cannot confirm the certificate's key signed it and no CA in the list chains to a root that did. Set it to 1 to keep them.

Which Claude Code version has CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_SELF_NAMED_CERT_DROP?

Added in v2.1.315 and still present in v2.1.315.

How do I set CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_SELF_NAMED_CERT_DROP?

Export it before starting Claude Code (export CLAUDE_CODE_DISABLE_SELF_NAMED_CERT_DROP=value), or add it to the "env" object in ~/.claude/settings.json to apply it to every session.

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