Use .pypirc for authentication
See original GitHub issueTwine can use a .pypirc
(for example ~/.pypirc
) to authenticate against the repository. It would be nice if poetry used it.
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This is not something that is planned. I prefer Poetry to be self sufficient and not to depend on other configuration files than its own.
It’s documented in Repositories > Configuring Credentials on the web site:
(It actually took me a while to find it, because I didn’t realize the website had additional information about
poetry config
that wasn’t in the README. I’m hesitant to submit an issue or PR, since I don’t know if that’s an issue with the README or just with me…)