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http proxy is not working on Openshift #696
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@USI-KMD Have you figured it out. Dealing with similar issue. |
open to a PR to improve documentation or suggestion for a fix if there is a problem with the current implementation, but could use help investigating this. i have no environment to test this scenario from. if someone could provide a public reproduction, that could be a place to start |
I also am finding that proxy settings are not respected. I can reproduce locally while on/off our corporate VPN. I dont know how to set up a proxy quickly but the easiest way to tell there is an issue is by setting the proxy environment variables to random values and see that it still works which it shouldnt.
This url is fake so we should expect semantic release to fail but yet it works |
likely related: octokit/request.js#577 |
I also have the same mistake, proxy IP is an internal network |
Facing same issues, have you found a solution? |
Creating GitHub release is failing when semantic-release is executed on an Openshift behind a corporate proxy.
When working on an Openshift clusters without a proxy the same configuration works fine. Also, the corporate proxy works fine in all other cases.
I tried configuring the proxy using HTTP_PROXY and HTTPS_PROXY environment variables and via the following .releaserc config:
However, in all cases I'm getting the following error:
Is there an error in my configuration? Otherwise, I would greatly appreciate any help with further troubleshooting.
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