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[09:45:39] <altin> Hi there, is there a way I can use environment variable is .pypirc and pip.conf? I have a private repository (username and password protected) that I download or upload packages to... I wouldn't want to save these credentials in the .pypirc or pip.conf hence have them in git.

[09:46:21] <mgedmin> pip accepts all configuration settings from environment variables

[09:46:38] <mgedmin> https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/user_guide/#environment-variables

[09:47:12] <altin> I need to modify [global] extra-index-url in pip.conf and a custom one in .pypirc like: [nexus] username & password.

[09:47:37] <mgedmin> so you can set PIP_INDEX_URL or PIP_EXTRA_INDEX_URL or PIP_FIND_LINKS to an https://username:password@hostname/...

[09:48:30] <altin> I see, how about the ones in pypirc ? @mgedmin

[09:48:54] <mgedmin> depends on the tool

[09:49:04] <mgedmin> e.g. twine accepts TWINE_USERNAME and TWINE_PASSWORD in the environment

[09:52:24] <altin> ah right, yes I was using twine like this (https://pastebin.com/a9mtd0ZZ) inside my .pypirc

[20:29:07] <gp> Is there any generic secure way to get pip to download over http to make use of a caching network proxy?

[20:29:43] <gp> like download the hash over https and the data via http?

[22:38:10] <toad_polo> gp: You want to download pip itself? Or you want pip to do this automatically?

[22:39:12] <toad_polo> Might be a little heavy weight for you, but there are caching proxies for pip that you can run on a local server, like devpi.