dabla opened a new pull request, #71941:
URL: https://github.com/apache/airflow/pull/71941

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   Workers deployed behind a corporate HTTP proxy fail to reach Google APIs 
with a `socket.gaierror: Name or service not known` even when `HTTPS_PROXY` / 
`HTTP_PROXY` are set. The root cause is non-obvious and not documented anywhere 
in the provider:
   `httplib2` (used by `google-api-python-client` for the `discovery`-based 
hook path) does **not** implement HTTP CONNECT tunneling itself — it delegates 
*all* proxying to PySocks. Without PySocks installed, `httplib2` silently skips 
the proxy and makes a direct DNS lookup that fails in restricted networks.
   
   This PR adds a dedicated "Corporate Proxy" section to the Google Cloud 
connection reference documenting:
   
   - the proxy env vars to set (`HTTPS_PROXY`, `HTTP_PROXY`, `NO_PROXY`) for 
both
     bare-metal and Kubernetes/Helm deployments
   - the mandatory `pysocks` dependency and a clear explanation of *why* it is 
required
     even for an HTTP proxy when the target endpoint is HTTPS
   - which hooks are affected (`discovery`-based: BigQuery Jobs API, Dataflow, 
Compute,
     Cloud SQL, Datastore, Cloud Functions, Marketing Platform, etc.) vs. which 
are not
     (newer `google-cloud-*` client hooks that use `requests` and already have 
native
     CONNECT support)
   - a quick in-container verification checklist
   
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