Git proxy bypass

Question

Git works in a proxied environment by setting the http.proxy configuration parameter.

For certain addresses I need to bypass the proxy. Is there a no-proxy/bypass-p

Answer 1

Assuming you are starting by cloning, the origin-config things are not so useful. When I find myself in that position I do.

$> no_proxy=$no_proxy, git clone ...

Note that this will be per command. To make this permanent for the repo just cloned, you can now go to the newly cloned repo and add the empty-proxy setting.

$> git config --add remote.origin.proxy ""

However, if you want this host or IP excluded from proxy in all cases, use your shells init-file to do the inclusion of your origins permanent for your user.

I would put the following line last in .bashrc

export no_proxy=$no_proxy,

I hope that makes things clearer!