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Add support for the NO_PROXY environment variable

See original GitHub issue

The NO_PROXY environment variable is described here:

In order to accomplish this task we’d need:

Implementing NO_PROXY, a list of hosts that will bypass the proxy if found within the list.
Only enabled if trust_env=True
Documentation updates for the new environment variable.
Test cases for all code branches.

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Created 4 years ago
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Comments:11 (9 by maintainers)

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elwinmartincommented, Sep 19, 2019

@sethmlarson Hi Seth!

I would love to work on this if I could!

I’m mostly familiar with this library as a user but I think the context provided should be clear enough to adapt this for httpx.

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tomchristiecommented, Jan 20, 2020

You can use trust_env=False to disable system proxies.

https://www.python-httpx.org/environment_variables/

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