Add proxy build argument to dockerfiles #533
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Thank you for the PR. Could you please resolve the conflicts so that I can merge the changes? |
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Description of Changes
As a user within a corporate network (behind a proxy server), I also want to build Docker images.
This PR adds build arguments to all Dockerfiles to specify a proxy server.
The user can easily set the proxy server via shell ENV variables, e.g. in Powershell with
$ENV:HTTPS_PROXY='http://proxyserver:port'and$ENV:HTTP_PROXY='http://proxyserver:port'This PR does not affecting the Docker images builds if the corresponding ENV variables are not set.
Compare eclipse-basyx/basyx-aas-web-ui#84