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Install packages with Poetry and pyproject.toml #37
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The reason I am asking is because I could not make it work, would you like to have my steps? |
The last couple of days I have been leaving a paper trail on issues I looked at while trying to make things work. Besides installing artifacts-keyring you might want to install azure-devops-artifacts-helpers which provides a virtualenv seeder called azdo-pip that installs artifacts-keyring into new virtual environments. You can configure virtualenv to use that seeder via the config file or setting the VIRTUALENV_SEEDER environment value to azdo-pip. Poetry does not currently use keyring the same way that pip and pipenv do: python-poetry/poetry#4086. Hopefully someone finds this helpfull. |
In order to consolidate to fewer feedback channels, we've moved suggestions and issue reporting to Developer Community. |
Hei, I did not see the link to the specific issue in the 'Developer Community', please share |
Hei, could you please add to the readme how to use the package to add private packages to poetry evironment via pyproject.toml [[tool.poetry.source]] ).
Given that there is no username/password or explicit certificates, this is not obvious thanks!
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