Add socks5 support for reqwest-backend #2466
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I wonder if there's any way we can add a test to ensure that we don't accidentally lose this capability? |
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@kinnison I added a test to check if socks5 feature is enabled. It performs a simple request with non-existent socks5 address from |
kinnison
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I've rebased this (as |
In order to ensure that we do not stomp on each other when running tests in the download crate to verify proxy behaviour, introduce a Mutex to guard against this. Signed-off-by: Daniel Silverstone <dsilvers@digital-scurf.org>
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I've updated commits and messages to be clear, @kinnison. |
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As discussed in #2409, rustup doesn't use socks5 proxy with reqwest backend. It turned out, that enabling socks feature in Cargo.toml is enough to make it work as intended.
There was no updates from the last person worked on this issue for almost a month, so I decided to pick it up.