Fix issue #3: HTTPS proxy support through custom agent #5
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Constructor is "agent", internal is "httpsAgent", setter is "customHTTPSAgent". Please pick one :)
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Right. I have picked one in the updated commit :)
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Thanks for your contribution! Quality is a must-have for OVH. Can you provide relevant tests and documentation for this patch? Thanks. |
…tor and a setter. Fixes ovh#3. Signed-off-by: Lionel Debroux <[email protected]>
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Still no support for proxy settings ? |
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I implemented the outcome of the discussion in issue #3 , and made a quick local test from behind an HTTPS proxy, which accessed the server successfully.
As far as naming is concerned, maybe the property in params should be named "httpsAgent" for consistency, or the "https" / "HTTPS" strings should go away ?