Disabling keyring does not seem to work right

[j-bennet]

This issue is created from Stack Overflow question:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51483945/avoid-keyring-messages-when-running-command-line-tools/51490602

I have upgraded to v1.10.2. The "No handlers ..." message is gone, but everytime I run pgcli it keeps asking me "Please enter password for encrypted keyring:". I do not see there any option to disable the use of keyring in the updated pgcli. Please, clarify how can I avoid using keyring. Thanks – mljrg 7 hours ago

I have configured the keyring = False under [main] in ~/.config/pgcli/config but still asks me for the encrypted keyring password. I even deleted ~/.local/share/python_keyring/crypted_pass.cfg and then when running pgcli I get the prompt "Please set a password for you new keyring:". – mljrg 6 hours ago

Only if I create/edit the file ~/.local/share/python_keyring/keyringrc.cfg with the entry [backend] \n default-keyring=keyrings.alt.file.PlaintextKeyring, then it still uses keyring (and keyring.alt) but the backend does not require a password, so the previous prompt does not appear. HOWEVER, pgcli is still using keyring. Please, check again this situation in pgcli, so that the keyring = False is really working. – mljrg 6 hours ago

[j-bennet]

Closed via #927.