Need a way to acknowledge "insecure transport scheme" warnings

[rassie]

The "uses an insecure transport scheme" warnings probably have been well-meant, however there needs to be a way to disable them since they clutter the installation output heavily. This is especially misleading in local secured environments with local PyPI mirrors or egg/wheel collections completely under own control. It is also not really easy to setup a HTTPS server locally, since in most cases you'd need a proper verifiable certificate (pip doesn't allow unverified HTTPS anymore), so HTTP on local networks or actually in any not-PyPI case is a viable use case. HTTP server is also just a one-liner away and is also recommended in many tutorials ("put your tarballs in a directory, fire up a HTTPSimpleServer and use --find-links").

[tebeka]

👍

[hpk42]

This is a duplicate of #1456

[Ivoz]

Chronologically, 1456 would be a duplicate of this.

[hpk42]

Certainly.
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Chronologically 1456 would be a duplicate of this.

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[adiroiban]

+1 I am using a private mirror over the VPN (OpenVPN) so HTTPS over an already SSL socket is overkill.

please allow us to shoot ourselves in the foot! ... and I don't care if someone will discover that I want to install https://github.com/ajalt/fuckitpy and sends another package on the line

thanks!

[mdengler]

It does not appear to be a duplicate of #1456.