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gh-52330 Document how a proxy auto-config (PAC) file can be used with urllib.request.ProxyHandler - #161729
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…d with urllib.request.ProxyHandler We will point to the pypi package pypac which supports PAC discovery and can be extended as a custom ProxyHandler to be used with urllib.request. The documentation will point to the pypi package and share high-level example of using this.
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urllib.request.ProxyHandler
We will point to the pypi package pypac which supports PAC discovery and can be extended as a custom ProxyHandler to be used with urllib.request.
The documentation will point to the pypi package and share high-level example of using this.