Add option (-s) to explicitly specify the URL scheme #14
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Explicitly specifying the URL scheme might be required depending on how the PAC file is written. For example, if the script returns a different value based on the URL scheme then passing the full URL to the `FindProxyForURL` method might be required. Here's an example of such a (real life) PAC script: ```js if ((url.substring(0,5) != "http:") && (url.substring(0,6) != "https:")) return "DIRECT"; ``` Since the [request URL scheme is not known][1], passing it explicitly through a command line option solves this issue. The README has also been updated to reflect the intended usage of the new `-s` option. Please bear in mind that this is the first time I ever write some go code. 😇 [1]: golang/go#28940
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Explicitly specifying the URL scheme might be required depending on how the PAC file is written. For example, if the script returns a different value based on the URL scheme then passing the full URL to the
FindProxyForURLmethod might be required.Here's an example of such a (real life) PAC script:
Since the request URL scheme is not known, passing it explicitly through a command line option solves this issue.
The README has also been updated to reflect the intended usage of the new
-soption.Please bear in mind that this is the first time I ever write some go code. 😇