After setting the current proxy with scoop config proxy currentuser@default, the installation of new packages succeeds, but adding new packages results in an error: "fatal: unable to access 'XYZ.git': Could not resolve proxy: default"
Expected Behavior
The two commands should interpret the proxy settings in a consistent way
Additional context/output
In my case the specific bucket I was trying to add was that of jreleaser:
Possible Solution
There are a number of possible solutions: the first that comes me to mind is to add git configuration commands in the "setup_proxy" function, but to maintain less code, can I suggest to avoid handling proxies and always use the defaults from windows configurations?
System details
Windows version: 10
OS architecture: 64bit
PowerShell version:7.4.2
Bug Report
Current Behavior
After setting the current proxy with
scoop config proxy currentuser@default
, the installation of new packages succeeds, but adding new packages results in an error: "fatal: unable to access 'XYZ.git': Could not resolve proxy: default"Expected Behavior
The two commands should interpret the proxy settings in a consistent way
Additional context/output
In my case the specific bucket I was trying to add was that of jreleaser:
Possible Solution
There are a number of possible solutions: the first that comes me to mind is to add git configuration commands in the "setup_proxy" function, but to maintain less code, can I suggest to avoid handling proxies and always use the defaults from windows configurations?
System details
Windows version: 10 OS architecture: 64bit PowerShell version:
7.4.2
Additional software: git version 2.45.0.windows.1
Scoop Configuration