Use an environment variable for the canary channel token#324
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Use an environment variable instead of a CLI argument to set the upload token for canary releases.
With the inclusion of
anaconda-authinto Miniconda, the canary channel uploads are not working anymore because the--tokeninput argument is not parsed. Storing the token in theBINSTAR_API_TOKENenvironment variable should work though until a fix is available.