Folks,
I’m coming close to writing unit tests for my “URL proxies from the
environment” code.
Following suggestions from Sam and Jay, I’m considering using a promise
to get and parse the environment variables... along the line of:
(define add-no-proxies-from-environment-promise
(delay
(define no-proxy-from-env
(no-proxy-server-entry-from-environment "plt_no_proxy"
"no_proxy"))
...))
And then, at some point, this promise is forced.
Are there any suggestions on how I can test based on one environment
setting, putenv some environment variables then test again?
I can do this out of a sandbox, but would this be a usual approach?
Tim
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