grpc-js: Don't use http_proxy for uds connections #2022
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The environment variable
http_proxywill be used for UDS connections which prevents the connection from working. Since UDS runs on the local machine there's no use for a sending it through a proxy. This pull request adds a check which disables the http proxy if the target is a Unix Domain Socket.