How to make a server certificate be trusted permanently.

See screenshot. Every time I run Android Studio I see this annoying certificate message. I keep hitting accept several times before it stops

I don't see this issue when I use VS Code only w/Android Studio. So how do I make certificate be trusted permanently so I won't have to see this annoying popup.

Hi dkss - Having another flutter issue. Flutter ver 3.7.6 and VS Code 1.77.1

Flutter project located in this directory -

When I run my flutter program in VS Code I get this error msg- 

Exception in thread "main" javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderException: unable to find valid certification path to requested target see screenshot below

 So I then used Android Studio to check for the certifications I already have these certifications see screenshot below

Which I showed my professor and it's still giving me that error message.

What certification do they want? Do you know what certification they are asking for if so can you send me the link. The professor sent me this _google.com cert see screenshot below, but Android Studio didn't recognize it.

Device Manager in Android Studio Eel version is grayed out. Flutter project was from Android Studio Dolphin. I don't see any errors in Flutter. See screenshots of all my dart files and android Studio Eel notice device manager and play button  is grayed out.

main.dart - No issue see screenshot.

second.dart - No issue see screenshot

third.dart - No issue see screenshot

bt1.dart - No issue see screenshot

Android Studio Eel version both device manager and play button is grayed out. See screenshot

Difference between VS Code and Android Studio Eel version when it comes to flutter program. See screenshot below. See line 22 on the left side of the screen is VS Code the right side is Android Studio

VS Code is ok with this line

initialRoute: '/tasklist',

while Android Studio is complaining about it and wants it to be replaced

as 

initialRoute: '/task-list',

Is there a reason why Android Studio would want a hyphen.