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V 1.13.5 can't download JFROG cli behind a corporate proxy #314
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Hi @Bjego , We are not aware of any changes in the last patches that could cause this. The only change that might be relevant is the upgrade of We weren't able to reproduce it on our side, but will continue looking into it. In the meantime as a workaround, you can try using the Artifactory Tools Installer task to configure the JFrog CLI version to 1.52.0 so the cached version will be used. Thanks |
@RobiNino I've "installed" the cli by downloading it and putting it into the currentfolder - from the error logs.
Which version of the agent software did you use for your tests? And did you test with the new V2 plugin or the V1 plugin (which I use). Is there any documentation of the V2 plugin compared to the V1 plugin? |
@Bjego Documentation: |
No longer from interest - Thank you |
Dear JFROG Team,
since the last update of the plugin we are facing issues in V.13.5 when the plugin tries to download the JFROG cli. The proxy settings aren't read from Azure DevOps as in other plugins. Please fix the code to use the proxy settings provided by the agent software.
Previous versions of the plugin could download the cli without any issues.
Maybe this link helps:
https://github.com/microsoft/azure-pipelines-task-lib/blob/master/node/docs/proxy.md
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