feat: use ProxyAddress with Credential when passed to powershell script #535
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In a proxy environment, such as in an enterprise, HTTP(S)_PROXY often takes the form of credentials, i.e., http://user:pass@host:port. When $ProxyAddress is passed in this format, WebProxy does not use the authentication information by default. This PR aims to solve the above problem.
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Description:
In a proxy environment, such as in an enterprise, HTTP(S)_PROXY often takes the form of credentials.
When $ProxyAddress is passed in this format, PowerShell WebProxy does not use the authentication information by default.
This PR aims to solve the above problem.
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