Add https proxy helpers for builds #142
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Introduce a proxy-cert helper to capture the proxy CA and a shared podman-proxy-flags.sh script so every podman build/run inherits proxy settings and mounts the captured certificate.
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If you have a local https / squid proxy, you can speed up your local ublue image builds by orders of magnitude by simply setting some variables and mounting the correct files. This can be a bit confusing and complex for new users.
This PR introduce a proxy-cert helper to capture proxy CA and a shared podman-proxy-flags.sh script so every podman build/run inherits proxy settings and mounts the captured certificate.
Note, this only happens if you have set https_proxy variable set. There is a message to suggest you run
just proxy-certor manually copy in cache/https-proxy-ca.pem if it doesn't already exist.