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To connect to Snowflake using a SOCKS5 proxy, we might need to access the *http.Transport used by gosnowflake in its gosnowflake.Config struct.
I could not find a way to achieve this with the Go ADBC driver.
I see that we could modify the global gosnowflake.Transport but this does not seem feasible since we need to support concurrent requests that may or not use a proxy, and changing the global driver configs could cause conflicts.
Is there an alternative that you can think of?
Can we somehow set or modify the gosnowflake.Config created by the ADBC driver?
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What would you like help with?
To connect to Snowflake using a SOCKS5 proxy, we might need to access the
*http.Transport
used bygosnowflake
in its gosnowflake.Config struct.I could not find a way to achieve this with the Go ADBC driver.
I see that we could modify the global gosnowflake.Transport but this does not seem feasible since we need to support concurrent requests that may or not use a proxy, and changing the global driver configs could cause conflicts.
Is there an alternative that you can think of?
Can we somehow set or modify the
gosnowflake.Config
created by the ADBC driver?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: