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bjowes / cypress-ntlm-auth

Windows authentication plugin for Cypress
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Is there a way to hard set what you want the proxy port to be? #178

Closed cdaniel-swi closed 3 years ago

cdaniel-swi commented 3 years ago

I'm going to be running this in a pipeline and don't want to always check for the proxy port change. Is there a way to hard set the proxy port?

bjowes commented 3 years ago

No there isn’t, but you shouldn’t need to. When starting up cypress-ntlm, it will fetch the proxy url through the config api, so it should work automatically. Why do you want to set it manually?

cdaniel-swi commented 3 years ago

I am trying to set it up in my automated CI/CD pipeline. Because I have to use SSO as well as start the proxy. I have to run the npx ntlm-proxy command which generates the api proxy and specifies the port. I then need to set that port on the run command for cypress-ntlm open with the API port. Which means I need to pass the port number from the proxy to the next npm command. I could use a powershell script but it seems over the top instead of just being able to hard set the port from the beginning. If that makes sense.

cdaniel-swi commented 3 years ago

Nevermind, This isn't even an issue. I figured a better way