Httpclient proxy update

[ssccinng]

.NET9 has modified the default behavior of the proxy. I would like to know if there is a way to use the original behavior pattern?

like
using var httpClient = new HttpClient(){Timeout = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(5), AutoSwitchProxy = false};
Otherwise, modifying to the original behavior pattern would require significant changes

[ManickaP]

Could you be more specific? Exact repro code, your environment, what behavior difference you're seeing (expected vs. actual behavior / behavior on .NET 8 and .NET 9).

[ssccinng]

Could you be more specific? Exact repro code, your environment, what behavior difference you're seeing (expected vs. actual behavior / behavior on .NET 8 and .NET 9).

https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/dotnet-9-networking-improvements/#proxy-auto-update-on-windows

[ManickaP]

Yes, but what problems are you experiencing?

[ssccinng]

Yes, but what problems are you experiencing?

I expect to get the original proxy experience, even though it may not be in its optimal state.
When I switch to proxy mode, the program can still use the original proxy

[ManickaP]

You can always set up the proxy manually to your client, it will then stay as-is and will not react to any system settings.

[ssccinng]

You can always set up the proxy manually to your client, it will then stay as-is and will not react to any system settings.

You can always set up the proxy manually to your client, it will then stay as-is and will not react to any system settings.

https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/9ad2e6b0-f77d-49d9-ad6d-2c5ecb94a421
I recorded a video hoping to explain the problem I encountered

[ManickaP]

Looks resolved if you set up the proxy manually, the requests are going through. You're printing the default proxy which is not used for your requests. BTW, you can also override HttpClient DefaultProxy, it has a setter.
Unless you have more question, I'll close this as answered.

[ssccinng]

Looks resolved if you set up the proxy manually, the requests are going through. You're printing the default proxy which is not used for your requests. BTW, you can also override HttpClient DefaultProxy, it has a setter. Unless you have more question, I'll close this as answered.

Oh, I was careless, there's no problem now.