[Feature Request]: Using dev-proxy behind a corporate proxy #1219
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DescriptionThe dev-proxy registers as a system-proxy. Therefore our corporate-proxy is not known to the dev-proxy. Our corporate-proxy is essential to use the internet at all. This leads to not having any internet access while the dev-proxy is on. Therefore we mostly can't even reach the parts of our application we would like to test with the dev-proxy. Expected behaviourPossibility to configure a corporate-proxy for the dev-proxy and in best case also with a custom authentication. Dev Proxy Version0.21.0 |
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When starting Dev Proxy, you can use |
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Ah thank you, we tried that and that did the trick :) |
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Apologies for the oversight! We'll fix it right away.
Let us have a look at how we could best fit it there. Thank you for the suggestions ❤ |
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I created two separate issues to track your suggestions. I'll close this one. |
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@coinzz we've just updated the schema and the changes should be visible immediately. Once again, thank you for pointing it out and sorry for the trouble. |
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When starting Dev Proxy, you can use
--as-system-proxy false
to have it not register itself as a system proxy. Then, you'd need to specify in your app to route its traffic through Dev Proxy. Alternatively, you can useasSystemProxy: false
in devproxyrc.json.