Correctly handle emtpy string in proxyuserpwd config #16721
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As documented, the default value for config value proxyuserpwd is ''. However, that value results in the error: "cURL error 5: Unsupported proxy syntax in '@'". This patch handles the values of '' and null (the default in the code) the same for config values proxyuserpwd and proxy. Signed-off-by: Scott Shambarger <devel@shambarger.net>
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As documented, the default value for config value proxyuserpwd is ''.
However, that value results in the error:
"cURL error 5: Unsupported proxy syntax in '@'".
This patch handles the values of '' and null (the default in the code)
the same for config values proxyuserpwd and proxy.
Follow up to #16644 with adjusted tests.