URL encode proxy credentials #213
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@dglauche Thank for the fix, looks good to me, I'll need to fix a pipeline and I'll merge your PR and make a release after that. |
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usernames & passwords might contain special characters like
@so the request library will fail during proxy URL parsing. Therefore URL encoding is necessary.