After upgrading to MacOS Catalina the configured connections to AWS DocumentDB broke as the CA was been revoked. See image below

After adding the certificate to the key chain and trusting it manually it seems that I can connect from the command line and use mongoexport mongoimport correctly that makes me think that something is not right with Robo3t. May be no access to key chain from Robo3t?
Is there any new version of the app coming with anything in specific for MacOS Catalina?
Robo 3T 1.3.1
OS - macOS Catalina (10.15.3)
Having the same exact problem
We solved this in the team by downgrading Robo3T to 1.2.1
@ShakMR I have a solution for you! After a week of digging into what the issue was, I finally know what is happening.
Looks like macOS Catalina did something with their CA certs thing so that your CA bundle (rds-ca-bundle) is no longer trusted. So, in the SSL section, if you select the Authentication Method to be Self Signed Certificate, your issue will be solved.
Hey @BeeShall that worked fine 馃槃 we can probably close this issue then.
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@ShakMR I have a solution for you! After a week of digging into what the issue was, I finally know what is happening.
Looks like macOS Catalina did something with their CA certs thing so that your CA bundle (rds-ca-bundle) is no longer trusted. So, in the SSL section, if you select the Authentication Method to be Self Signed Certificate, your issue will be solved.