Adding support for http_proxy environment variable to be used for https - #45
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Adding support for http_proxy environment variable to be used for https#45kyle-wrenn wants to merge 5 commits into
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@mreinstein Hey Mike, any thoughts on this feature? |
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@kyle-wrenn I have mixed feelings about the feature, but I'm not totally opposed to it either. I'd feel much better about the thing if there were unit tests that exercise this new functionality. |
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@mreinstein I've added a couple of tests to simulate the presence of http_proxy environment variables. |
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@kyle-wrenn would https://www.npmjs.com/package/global-tunnel solve your proxying related problems? |
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