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Streaming over https using self-signed certificates was introduced to the Python wrapper here: plotly/plotly.py#495.
To do this, the client must have include the https:// scheme when setting their streaming domain (same as above) and have set plotly_ssl_verification to false in their configuration file.
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Streaming over https was introduced to the Python wrapper here: plotly/plotly.py#461.
To enable streaming over https, the client must specify their plotly_streaming_domain as 'https://their.streaming.domain' in their configuration file. Otherwise, the code will default to using http for streaming: https://github.com/plotly/plotly.py/blob/4a73c179bf9af5fb382a1cdc554826fc64a699c2/plotly/plotly/plotly.py#L529
Streaming over https using self-signed certificates was introduced to the Python wrapper here: plotly/plotly.py#495.
To do this, the client must have include the https:// scheme when setting their streaming domain (same as above) and have set plotly_ssl_verification to false in their configuration file.
One thing to note is that this relies on creating an "unverified context" https://github.com/chriddyp/chunked_requests/pull/9/files#diff-27e9892e71752a3ec19b410373cbfe50R114, which is only supported for Python >= 2.7.9.
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