/** * Remove the machine's proxy configuration from every Vitest process. * * A developer's Clash and a CI runner's squid both export `HTTP_PROXY` and its siblings. Now that * the harness honors them, an ambient value silently decides test outcomes: a request meant for a * local fixture server is sent to a proxy that cannot resolve the fixture's hostname, and the * proxy's error page is recorded as the expected output. The same value also stands in for "what * the user exported" in any assertion about inherited proxy names. * * Clearing here gives every suite one known starting environment, so a test that needs a proxy sets * exactly the names it means to exercise. Suites that spawn a real `dsh` still clear the child's * environment themselves — they must hold whether or not a Vitest setup ran. * * One name resists this: `NODE_USE_ENV_PROXY`. Node samples the proxy environment when the process * starts, so deleting the variable from a setup file cannot unbind the built-in `fetch` it already * configured. A shell that exports it must unset it before running the suite. The names a proxy * application or a corporate profile actually exports — the eight below — are fully handled, because * only this repository's own resolver reads them and it runs after this. * * Real-API e2e is cleared too. Before proxy support existed every request connected directly and * that suite passed, so a direct connection is the environment it is known to work in; leaving the * ambient proxy in place would newly stake it on the proxy reaching the provider. * @module */ import { globSync } from 'node:fs' import { resolve } from 'node:path' import { PROXY_ENV_NAMES } from '../packages/util/http-proxy/src/policy.ts' /** The flag a Node process reads before honoring the names above; ambient in the same way. */ const NODE_PROXY_FLAG = 'NODE_USE_ENV_PROXY' /** This module's path as a `setupFiles` entry, so its own wiring test names it once. */ export const TEST_PROXY_SETUP_FILE = './scripts/test-proxy-environment.ts' /** * Every Vitest configuration in the repository, discovered rather than listed: the web suites carry * no `setupFiles` today, and a hand-written list would let one of them gain a setup without gaining * this one. The wiring test asserts only over the configurations that declare a setup at all. * * @returns repository-relative config paths, sorted. */ export function vitestConfigFiles(): string[] { return globSync('vitest*.ts', { cwd: resolve(import.meta.dirname, '..') }).sort() } /** * Delete every proxy name from one environment. * * @param env - the environment to clear. * @returns the names that carried a value, in the order checked. */ export function clearAmbientProxyEnv(env: NodeJS.ProcessEnv): string[] { const cleared: string[] = [] for (const name of [...PROXY_ENV_NAMES, NODE_PROXY_FLAG]) { if (env[name] === undefined) continue cleared.push(name) Reflect.deleteProperty(env, name) } return cleared } clearAmbientProxyEnv(process.env)