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In environments where proxies are required for outbound access to the Internet, users have to hunt for the instructions for how to configure Rancher Desktop to use proxy settings simply to be able to install and get Rancher Desktop running
Add a section to Preferences called "Network", and have the settings configured there impact the Rancher Desktop app, and Lima VM.
It should have 2-3 radio buttons:
System - get it from the system settings whatever those may be. It should default to this.
Automatic - show a single text field where a user can put a PAC Url. (would love this feature but understand if it's not feasible due to dependency on support for PAC URLs)
Manual - show user 3 fields: "HTTP Proxy", "HTTPS Proxy", and "No Proxy"
Additional Information
NOTE - this removes the issue I describe in lima-vm/lima#741 where y'all are using system_profiler to determine network service order.
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Ties into work in an epic tied to Preferences (#2362) along with discussion in #1924. This is something we'd like to do so thank you for highlighting this need.
Problem Description
In environments where proxies are required for outbound access to the Internet, users have to hunt for the instructions for how to configure Rancher Desktop to use proxy settings simply to be able to install and get Rancher Desktop running
@jandubois wrote in #1264:
Proposed Solution
Add a section to Preferences called "Network", and have the settings configured there impact the Rancher Desktop app, and Lima VM.
It should have 2-3 radio buttons:
Additional Information
NOTE - this removes the issue I describe in lima-vm/lima#741 where y'all are using system_profiler to determine network service order.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: