How to specify authentication for Pip Project setup pip with extra-index-url in pip.ini (Windows) or pip.conf (Mac/Linux) on azure pipelines/artifacts

ntg

Azure Artifacts allows posting a module to an Artifactory that can then be installed by using pip by setting extra-index-url in pip.ini (Windows) or pip.conf (Mac/Linux) enter image description here

However, when using pip install, the system is asking for a user/password enter image description here

Is it possible to setup this inside pip.conf and / or even better use .ssh signatures?

Lance Li-MSFT

Is it possible to setup this inside pip.conf and / or even better use .ssh signatures?

What you met is expected behavior if it's the first time that you try to connect to the Azure Devops feed.

It will ask your credentials and keep it in local cache, and it won't ask for user and password again if everything is ok. Check my log:

enter image description here

We should note:

1.The Python Credential Provider is an artifacts-keyring package. It's used to keep the credentials instead of other options like pip.conf or .ssh.

2.What it asks for is a PAT. For me, I enter the pat in both User and Password inputs.

3.If you still need to enter the password every time when connecting to the feed, there must be something wrong with your Python Credential Provider(artifacts-keyring) package. Make sure you install this package successfully before running the pip install command.

4.There're two options(It seems you're using option2) to connect to the feed, they both need the artifacts keyring package to save the credentials. For me in windows environemnt, it's easy to install that package. But if you're in Linux environment, you should check the step4 in Get Tools button carefully:

enter image description here

Here's the link of prerequisites above.

Hope all above helps :)

Collected from the Internet

Please contact [email protected] to delete if infringement.

edited at
0

Comments

0 comments
Login to comment

Related