Adding OAuth-style authentication using get_credential #4120
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This PR is to extend support for keyrings by using the
get_credentialfunctionality ofkeyringto allow OAuth-style authentication. IfusernameANDpasswordis absent, the keyring will be queried for OAuth-style credentials.This change has been tested with Google Cloud's Artifact Registry. This change should also work for other private PyPI providers who use OAuth and a custom keyring backend to authenticate users.
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