Pass --proxy Option To Build Environment #13075
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Fixes #6018
I have ran into this issue a few times when my corporate proxy was not set in my shell. As mentioned in #6018 (comment), I can reliably replicate this issue in my corporate environment, although I do not make use of any
pipenvironmental variables.My environment makes use of a private PyPI server and associated extra index URL(s) and trusted host(s). Note in my case, it was only the
--proxyoption that was missing. I mention this since I cannot say for sure if this will solve all issues, although it seems environmental variables are available in the build environment - hence the workaround mentioned in #6018 (comment).I did not add any tests as I was not sure how to test the use of a proxy in the build environment. The existing tests for the
--proxyoption seemed adequate. Glad to add a test for a specific scenario if anyone has any ideas.