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Proxy support does not work when moving from v2 to v4 #1061
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Here is documentation on proxy configuration: https://github.com/aws-actions/configure-aws-credentials?tab=readme-ov-file#proxy-configuration Have you tried using |
@tim-finnigan all infromation included above already. But to reiterate, We are relying on action to take the proxy from env (as indicated by documentation As for the error,
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We use this action (configure-aws-credentials) in a workflow that runs on multiple Github runner with different network infrastructure. In one environment it needs a proxy to access Github and AWS, in the other env no proxy is necessary. What is the suggested solution in such cases? |
Describe the bug
We are using v2 behind a proxy. Proxy is setup through env vars and not explicitly on the action inputs. We are attempting to move to v4 because of deprecation of Node 16 actions and since Node 20 support is only available on v4. Proxy support on v4 does not work and fails with
Error: connect ETIMEDOUT xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:443
.Expected Behavior
Update to v4 should would without any changes to the action as I do not see that there is any breaking change from changelog.
Current Behavior
Updating action from v2 to v4 fails with
Error: connect ETIMEDOUT xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:443
.Reproduction Steps
Possible Solution
From the comment at #861 (comment), it looks like there is a change in proxy implementation on v3 which can be the cause of failure. We tried updating from v2 to v3 and can confirm that proxy does not work even on v3.
Additional Information/Context
No response
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