Use agent for proxy configuration #752
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Motivation
HTTPS for corporate proxies doesn't work after #651 because it assumed that
@nestjs/axiostook care of correctly extracting proxy configuration from the environment variables. In reality, axios proxy setup is broken as mentioned in https://stackoverflow.com/a/53399378 and axios/axios#2072 (comment).The recommended workaround is to disable axios' proxy functionality and use a proxy agent.
Approach
Use proxy-agent to create an agent that automatically uses an appropriate proxy based on environment variables. Configure the HttpModule to use the agent.
TODO