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GitKraken and Github - Failed to get server certificate: the handle is in the wrong state for the requested operation

I get this error message from GitKraken whenever I try to clone / fetch / click / click on any of my Github repositories:

Failed to get server certificate: the handle is in the wrong state for the requested operation

I have no idea why this is happening, everything works fine with my current setup until yesterday, and I checked that GitKraken has the right to allow connections to my GITUB account and my repositories.

What I tried:

  • Delete and add my credentials, reauthorize GitKraken.
  • Check out my Git installation - you can correctly push / pull and clone Github repositories.
  • Tested on another machine, I can reproduce the problem.
  • Reinstalled GitKraken.
  • Run as administrator.
  • Deleted folder .gitkrakenin %AppData%and reconnected.
  • The kb3140245 update is installed , as suggested in the GitKraken Slack channel, for someone else with a similar problem.
  • Generated and added SSH keys through the GitKraken interface to connect to Github.

Technical information:

  • GitKraken version: 3.3.4
  • OS: Windows 7 Ultimate (x64)

Does anyone have a similar problem or do you know how to handle this?

PS: I'm not quite sure what other technical information can be used to fix this problem, so feel free to ask me in the comments below to update my question with any relevant information.

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In gitkraken, go to the left window where "origin" is on your respective repositories, click the three dots above the stream and click "edit origin", make sure your push & push links are ssh or http NOT https.

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