Git – From Zero to Hero

[Updating] Manage a develop team, and keep them working forward with no issues

1. Proxy

In some cases, you can not pull, push or any oparate with your repository. You can consider about remove or delete git proxy. The process of deleting or removing a proxy in Git:

Check your configuration:

git config --global http.proxy

If a proxy is configured, it will display the current URL, If no proxy is set, you’ll see an empty output.

In some cases, proxies might be configured through environment variables like http_proxy or all_proxy. Check your system’s environment variables to see if they’re set

Check environment variables, by checking these environment variables, you can determine if a proxy is configured system-wide and, if so, what its settings are

In MacOS/Linux, type env

In Windown, type set

Remove the Proxy:

• Using Git config, If the proxy is configured in Git config, use the following command to remove it: git config --global --unset http.proxy
• Using Environment variables, If the proxy is set in environment variables, modify your system’s environment settings to remove them. The exact steps might vary depending on your operating system

Verify Removal:

• After removing the proxy, re-run the git config --global http.proxy command to ensure it’s no longer set.
• If the proxy was configured through environment variables, check them again to verify that they’ve been removed.

Additional Considerations:

• HTTPS Proxy: If you’re using HTTPS, you might also need to remove the https.proxy configuration. Use the same command as above, replacing http.proxy with https.proxy.
• Multiple Proxies: If multiple proxies are configured, you might need to remove each one individually.
• Proxy Authentication: If the proxy requires authentication, you might need to remove the http.proxyAuth or https.proxyAuth configuration as well