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Question: Is there a way to provide a corporate proxy configuration? #369
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Good question. This is not yet supported. I think the best place to add this is with: So adding a WebProxySettings property to IProxyAndRecordSettings which supports the URL, username and password would be a good start. |
Hello @Benny1007, |
Hi, how do I do that from within VisualStudio? I have ticked 'pre-release' but it doesn't show up. |
You need to add the nuget feed. |
Can you test this? |
@Benny1007 Can you please test ? |
Hi, sorry I thought I had responded already. Unfortunately I can't connect to the repository this test package resides in. At work we use a Nexus hosted repository that we don't have administrative control over. Any package that we as developers use has to be pulled through this corporate Nexus from nuget.org or other proxies the administrators see fit to set up. |
OK. I've uploaded that package also to the normal nuget.org, please get this one. |
@Benny1007 Can you test that package? |
for all other requests i'd like to just forward onto someother.server.internal but i get hit by my corporate proxy, how do I provide a corporate proxy for all other requests?
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