How to set default configuration of Pipfile [[source]]
See original GitHub issueI dont find set defaults [[source]] in Pipfile
create Pipfile is
I find create Pipfile and dont install: pipenv install xxx
,pipenv --three
but I in gfw pypi is not access
Describe your environment
- linux x86_64
- Python version: 3.6.3
- Pipenv version: 8.3.1
suggest
addpipenv init
create virtualenv andPipenv
file, dont install package- add
[script]
inPipenv
file, and nodepackage.json
same
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- Created 6 years ago
- Comments:17 (12 by maintainers)
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I think the most important one by far is the possibility to have a default index-server. Most people who have Python as part of their infrastructure run their own PyPI for both performance (it’s no coincidence that the person opening this issue is from China I think) and the ability to have private packages.
Basically honor env
PIP_INDEX_URL
and/orindex-url
in pip.conf.Is there a practical reason why pipenv ignores the default global or did just nobody get around to it? It’s super tedious to bootstrap projects that contain packages that only exist in our private index.