How to access proxy settings in terminal

In you home directory, create a file called .bash_profile (notice the leading dot)

nano .bash_profile

add to that file

export HTTP_PROXY="http://your.proxy.information:nnn"

Save the file

Restart the Terminal session.

Command line Git should work via the environment variable you just created.

NOTE: you will need to use

ls -a

to see the .bash_profile in a Terminal session, and because the leading dot makes it an invisible file, the Finder will not show it without some magic Finder Foo

You could try creating a bash login script that uses one of the following uses of "networksetup" to list the current proxy, and then parse out the server address and apply it to the current terminal session:

networksetup -getftpproxy <servicename>

networksetup -getwebproxy <servicename>

networksetup -getsecurewebproxy <servicename>

networksetup -getstreamingproxy <servicename>

networksetup -getgopherproxy <servicename>

networksetup -getsocksfirewallproxy <servicename>

There may be other uses of the networksetup tool that can give you the specific proxy you are using, just look up "man networksetup" to see all the details and uses.