Support additional upstream proxy connection formats#186
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This request addresses request #184 that I raised to supporting additional proxy formats. I tested my changes using my own proxy. The cases I tested are:
hosthost:portuser:pass@host:portuser@host:portuser:pass@hostuser@hosthost:port:user:passhost:port@user:passusers:pass:host:portuser_12345,type_residential,session_123:pass:host.dev.com:1234(complex valid)user:pass:host:1080:extra(invalid)user:pass:https://proxy.host.com:1234(invalid)Proxies in the format of 7-9 get saved to the
rulesStoreas format 3.EDIT: Ran into some rebasing issues in my previous CR #185 and had to create a new pull request 😅