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What do you mean with "system proxy variables"? If they are set as system properties in some way with the properties required by Java like

http.proxyHost

and so on, Gradle will also use those. The docs you linked to show how to set these system properties from a

gradle.properties

file like

<GRADLE_USER_HOME>/gradle.properties

, but any way to properly set the needed system properties would work. If you talk about environment variables named

http_proxy

,

https_proxy

, and

no_proxy

, those are not considered by any Java program.

I was talking about the latter, I see those variables consumed by other environments, so I was trying to understand if gradle would consume those too . Thanks. This helps!

Those environment variables are to my knowledge not any agreed on standard. Gradle does no own proxy handling, it just relies on Java doing its thing which afaik does not consider those environment variables, but only the mentioned system properties.