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Proxies

HTTP proxies​

Configuration​

If you can only download artifacts through a proxy, you need to configure it beforehand, like

scala-cli config httpProxy.address http://proxy.company.com

Replace proxy.company.com by the address of your proxy.

Change http:// to https:// if your proxy is accessible via HTTPS.

Authentication​

If your proxy requires authentication, set your user and password with

scala-cli config httpProxy.user _encoded_user_
scala-cli config httpProxy.password _encoded_password_

Replace _encoded_user_ and _encoded_password_ by your actual user and password, following the password option format. They should typically look like env:ENV_VAR_NAME, file:/path/to/file, or command:command to run.

Default repositories​

If you don't rely on proxies, but rather download artifacts through different Maven repositories, set those repositories like:

scala-cli config repositories.default https://first-repo.company.com https://second-repo.company.com

Mirrors​

If you're fine directly downloading artifacts from the internet, but would rather have some repositories requests go through a repository of yours, configure mirror repositories, like

scala-cli config repositories.mirrors https://repo1.maven.org/maven2=https://repository.company.com/maven

To have all requests to a Maven repository go through a repository of yours, do

scala-cli config repositories.mirrors maven:*=https://repository.company.com/maven