Hey! Just chiming in to say that curl no proxy is super useful, but it’s not always obvious how it works. If you’re using a config file for curl, you can add `noproxy = "example.com"` to it.
For example, create a `.curlrc` file in your home dir and add:
`noproxy = "example.com"`
Then curl will automatically skip the proxy for that domain. Saves a lot of typing!
Also, if you’re still having trouble, try using a tool like Postman to test your requests. It has a "no proxy" option too and can help you debug.
For example, create a `.curlrc` file in your home dir and add:
`noproxy = "example.com"`
Then curl will automatically skip the proxy for that domain. Saves a lot of typing!
Also, if you’re still having trouble, try using a tool like Postman to test your requests. It has a "no proxy" option too and can help you debug.
