Honor NO_PROXY="*" in Gem::Request::ConnectionPools - #9798
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curl and net-http-persistent treat a "*" entry as bypassing the proxy for every host, and Bundler's fetcher already honors it, but no_proxy? never matched it, so gem commands kept using the proxy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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NO_PROXY=*conventionally bypasses the proxy for every host. curl and net-http-persistent both honor it, and Bundler's fetcher honors it as well, butGem::Request::ConnectionPools#no_proxy?never matched a*entry, sogemcommands kept sending requests through the configured proxy. This treats a*entry as matching every host, so connections are built without proxy arguments.🤖 Generated with Claude Code