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QuestionWhen I run "qlty init" , it downloads plugins. This is fine when on my personal network. But it doesn't work behind our corporate firewall, which blocks direct access to the internet. Is there a way for me to tell qlty to use Artifactory as a proxy server ? Or should I pre-download the plugins and place them in a local folder ? Can you give an example on how to tell qlty to look for the plugins in that local folder ? How to reproduce (optional)Run qlty init Expected behavior (optional)No response CLI Version0.527.0 Information about Qlty configuration and environment (optional)Fresh run of qlty init . From behind firewall : docker run -it arttifactory.mycompany.net/docker-remote-ghcr/qltysh/qlty:latest init |
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Hi @dsinang -- I believe if you run |
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Hi @dsinang -- I believe if you run
qlty init --nothat you will get the behavior you are looking for. This tellsqlty initnot to ask about installing and running plugins and assume the answer is "no".