I'm using pypiserver
to start up a local server to host and serve python packages for development inside a sandbox. Is it possible to disable password authentication? The documentation here says
Currently only password-protected uploads are supported!
But further down it also says:
It is also possible to disable authentication even for uploads. To avoid lazy security decisions, read help for -P and -a options
I would like to not have to use a password if the tool supports such a feature since this is only for iterative development. Does anyone know if that's possible?
I would recommend using devpi-server
. Related command devpi
allows entering user credentials via
login
subcomamand. The login is then valid for 10 hours and can be stopped by devpi logout
.
There are other nice features of devpi-server
worth using - e.g. if your uploaded package contains
tox.ini
, you can call devpi test <packagename>
, it will download it, install in temporary
virtualenv, run tox in it and push to the devpi server results of the test.