feat(manager/gomod): inject credentials in GOPROXY environment variable #39798
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This PR adds support for injecting credentils from the
hostType: go-proxyinto theGOPROXYenviroment variable when updating go modules.This allows one to use Renovate to update dependencies which only exist in an private, authenticated GOPROXY and not e.g. in the backing version control system e.g. in Artifactory.
Lookups in the go datasource already work with authentication and
hostType: go-proxy.Additionally this PR adds some documentation for this.
In the tests I switched from mocking the
hostRuleresolutations to using the actualhostRuleimplementation allowing for easier to read and update tests.Context
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