Docs: Add noProxy setting example #1765
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mrajashree
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Thanks for the contribution @mrajashree! Would you be willing to add an example for https-proxy as well? Since they're related and sit right next to each other, that might be helpful.
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@tjkirch sure, updated it! |
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Co-authored-by: Tom Kirchner <[email protected]>
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done @tjkirch |
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This PR updates the README to add an example for the format in which bottlerocket expects no-proxy setting to be specified
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