proxymesh

Send and receive custom headers during HTTPS CONNECT tunneling in Scrapy. Use when adding proxy headers to Scrapy spiders, configuring download handlers for proxy header support, or reading proxy response headers like X-ProxyMesh-IP.

Prepares a version bump in pyproject.toml, opens a PR from branch release/VERSION toward main with auto-merge, and coordinates with CI that publishes a GitHub Release when that branch merges. Use when the user invokes /release, /release VERSION, asks for a release PR, version bump, or release automation.

Send and receive custom headers during HTTPS CONNECT tunneling in Node.js. Use when integrating proxy headers with axios, node-fetch, got, undici, ky, wretch, make-fetch-happen, needle, superagent, or typed-rest-client.

Bumps package.json and jsr.json, pushes branch release/VERSION, opens a PR to main with auto-merge, and relies on CI to publish a GitHub release after merge. Use when the user invokes /release or /release VERSION, asks for a release PR, or wants to ship a new semver version.

Send and receive custom headers during HTTPS CONNECT tunneling in Ruby. Use when integrating proxy headers with Net::HTTP, Faraday, HTTParty, or Excon.

Bumps RubyProxyHeaders::VERSION in lib/ruby_proxy_headers/version.rb, opens a PR from branch release/VERSION toward main with auto-merge, and coordinates with CI that publishes a GitHub Release when that branch merges. Use when the user invokes /release, /release VERSION, asks for a release PR, version bump, or release automation.

Build a new language example suite in proxy-examples by researching HTTP clients and proxy behavior, implementing testable proxy examples, adding a run_tests harness, and creating a matching GitHub Actions integration workflow. Use when adding support for a new language in this repository.

Send and receive custom headers during HTTPS CONNECT tunneling in Python. Use when integrating proxy headers with requests, httpx, aiohttp, urllib3, pycurl, cloudscraper, or autoscraper.