How to configure VS Code to remember proxy settings (Windows) - visual-studio-code

Question

I'm a little bit fed up of this window:
I checked the configuration and I added the proxy URL to the http.proxy entry as described here:
"http.proxy": "http://frustratedusername:password#pesky.proxy.com:8080/"
But it didn't work. Then, I tried setting the http_proxy and https_proxy environment variables, but it didn't work neither.
Is there any way to make VS Code remember the proxy settings?

Answer 1

Remembering proxy credential should now be supported, since VSCode 1.51 (Oct. 2020), and confirmed with VSCode 1.52 (Nov. 2020)
Remember proxy credentials#
We are overhauling the login dialog that shows when a network connection requires authentication with a proxy.
A new setting, window.enableExperimentalProxyLoginDialog: true, will enable this new experience that we plan to make the default in a future release.
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The dialog will appear inside the VS Code window and offer a way to remember the credentials so that you do not have to provide them each time you start VS Code.
Credentials will be stored in the OS standard credential store (keychain on macOS, Windows Credential Manager on Windows, and gnome keyring on Linux).
We still only show this dialog once per session, but might revisit this decision in the future. You will see the dialog appear again in case the credentials you selected to be remembered are not valid. Providing them again allows you to change them.

Answer 2

I tried with proxy switch in the command itself.
Something like this and it worked for me:
node-gyp configure --proxy=http://proxy.server.name:port

Answer 3

Tried with this install nodejs package.
then open command prompt and enter npm commands.
set the proxy using below commands
npm set proxy http://name:password#gtpproxy.proxy.com:8080
npm set https-proxy http://name:password#gtpproxy.proxy.com:8080
npm config set strict-ssl false -g
Note:
Replace name with email
Replace password with the actual password
Replace gtpproxy with the proxy address of the location.

Answer 4

You will have to URL-encode your username and/or password. For example, if your username contains a domain, like e.g. DOMAIN\username, you'll have to URL-encode the backslash. Thus, you need to use DOMAIN%5Cusername. The same goes for your password, URL-encode each and every non-ascii character.