[help wanted] How can I make vs-picgo work behind the proxy?

Hi guys,

Thanks a lot for your work on this awesome plugin, I really benifit a lot from it 😉

I work with vscode (vs-picgo 2.1.0 has been installed, and the image bed is github) on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. How can I enable the proxy for the uploading procedure in it? Does it follow the system proxy settings? Is there anything I can do to customize it?

Thanks a lot!

[Rullec]

We will add this configuration to the settings page in the next release~

@upupming Thanks for your quick response and guidance!

Now I can upload my images happily, even potentially without the proxy setting.

Though It doesn’t effect the functionality, I still post it here just in case.

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• Just now, I tried to paste an image from clipboard to vscode by the shortcut ctrl + alt + U without the proxy setting, and It WORKS WELL.

• Then as you said, I added picgo.picBed.proxy in my global settings.json manually (I confirm my http proxy work behind the local port 12333). as shown below:

    "picgo.picBed.current": "github",
    "picgo.picBed.github.branch": "main",
    "picgo.picBed.github.path": "vscode/",
    "picgo.picBed.github.repo": "XXXXXXXXXXXX",
    "picgo.picBed.github.token": "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX",
    "picgo.customUploadName": "${dateTime}${extName}",
    
    "picgo.picBed.proxy" : "127.0.0.1:12333",

• kill and reopen the vscode.
• Then I do the copy-paste work again in vscode, and monitoring the proxy log in another window. It seems the picgo doesn’t use the proxy…

[upupming]

Close as no response, please feel free to open a new issue if still has trouble.