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How to use auth info from .netrc is not clear
See original GitHub issueThe README says “Authorization information from .netrc is honored as well”, but it’s not clear how this is done. The README should be updated to explain this. I’d submit a PR, but I still can’t figure it out. Not quite as easy as curl -n.
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Actually, you can run
$ python -m netrcto see how your~/.netrcis understood by henetrcmodule from Python’s standard library.Just to follow up, I had no value next to one of the
loginfields in my.netrcthat seemed only to bother Python.curlfor some reason did not have a problem with it.