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Description
Since v18, Node ships with a native fetch client. This client requires a different way to specify an HTTP proxy than what we've been supporting in our SDKs so far.
To specify an HTTP proxy for Node's fetch, you need to use the following code (tested on Node v18.19 and v20.11):
import { ProxyAgent } from 'undici';
import { Client } from '@microsoft/microsoft-graph-client';
const dispatcher = new ProxyAgent(process.env.https_proxy);
const fetchOptions = {
dispatcher
};
Client.initWithMiddleware({
middleware,
fetchOptions
});
What's noteworthy:
- we specify HTTP proxy using dispatcher instead of agent (agent is ignored on requests, which makes it hard to debug)
- the ProxyAgent dispatcher comes from undici which seems to be maintained by Node folks. The ProxyAgent is incompatible with other agents that we used to use in the past.
We should update our FetchOptions interface to support specifying dispatcher.
Console Errors: no
Steps to Reproduce
- Configure an http proxy as specified in our docs
Expected behavior: web requests intercepted by the specified proxy
Actual behavior: web requests passed through without being intercepted
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Usage Information
SDK Version - 3.06
- Node (Check, if using Node version of SDK)
Node Version - v18.19 and v20.11
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