Fetch default password and username from the environment #165
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To make using twine on CI services easier, get the default username and password from the environment. You can set these values via the normal CI service ways. The result is that you do not need to worry about exposing these values via the (usually visible) commandline or the need to handle a (encrypted or generated) pypirc file.
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- Add release notes - Don't import os.path.join as pj - Use better names for environment variables
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To make using twine on CI services easier, get the default username and password from the environment. You can set these values via the normal CI service ways. The result is that you do not need to worry about exposing these values via the (usually visible) commandline or the need to handle a (encrypted or generated) pypirc file.
Closes: #144