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Unfortunately I need to run the tests in an environment, where I can only access the internet through a proxy. wdio-vscode-service uses undici for it's requests. undici doesn't support the most common way to define proxies: nodejs/undici#1650
It doesn't look like undici will support this any time soon. Native fetch is slowly arriving, but types are not included for Node 18. node-fetch would work, as it supports HttpAgents.
Switching to node-fetch makes sense since we will switch to native fetch in WebdriverIO with the next upgrade and this would make this transition easier.
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Unfortunately I need to run the tests in an environment, where I can only access the internet through a proxy.
wdio-vscode-service
usesundici
for it's requests.undici
doesn't support the most common way to define proxies: nodejs/undici#1650It doesn't look like
undici
will support this any time soon. Native fetch is slowly arriving, but types are not included for Node 18.node-fetch
would work, as it supports HttpAgents.Is there another workaround I haven't thought of?
https://github.com/webdriverio-community/wdio-vscode-service/blob/17522803666322102a9a082512792dd030d667dc/src/launcher.ts#L8C26-L8C32
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