bzr would have this problem behind any authenticated proxy, yes, so perhaps a less invasive hack would be to test for '@' in the proxy string and unset it only if that exists. (Again, unless somebody can figure out how to fix this in bzr.)
bzr would have this problem behind any authenticated proxy, yes, so perhaps a less invasive hack would be to test for '@' in the proxy string and unset it only if that exists. (Again, unless somebody can figure out how to fix this in bzr.)