Support git configs to authorize Zero-Trust Security protocols

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There are many scenarios where developers need to rely on basic git actions which are modified by git configs. One such action is the use of the the git config proxy or http extraheaders. As various organizations move towards adopting [Zero-Trust Security Architecture](https://www.cloudflare.com/learning/security/glossary/what-is-zero-trust/), such as the one offered by Cloudflare, users from organizations are restricted from accessing privately hosted remotes, without the proper authorization headers included in each request. The process through which authorization is granted is via proxies setup using the git configs.

Since GitKraken does not currently respect these configs, the application is stuck in a state where only local actions can be completed. There are a plethora of other possible git configs which could be used as an example, but the primary one listed here is the proxy support required to use a Cloudflare Daemon to authenticate git requests to a hosted server.

Under consideration Suggested by: Dhruval Darji Upvoted: 06 Dec, '22 Comments: 0

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