PIP_INDEX_URL behavior

[ericfrederich]

Is there a way to get the behavior of PIP_INDEX_URL using only environment variables?

For instance, on an internal CI build on a machine with no internet access with pip I can access our internal PyPI mirror/cache by doing the following:

export PIP_INDEX_URL=https://my_user:my_password@some-internal-server.example.com"
pip install .

Trying to do the same with a poetry based project I run into issues. I can set the username and password like the following, but how do I tell poetry to use the internal server?

export POETRY_HTTP_BASIC_INTERNAL_USERNAME=my_user
export POETRY_HTTP_BASIC_INTERNAL_PASSWORD=my_password
poetry install

As described in Install dependencies from a private repository.

1. it's stored in pyproject.toml not in ~/.config/pypoetry/config.toml
2. it's an array value for [[tool.poetry.source]]`` with nameandurl` keys

Does this mean it's not something that can be configured with environment variables alone?

[Agalin]

Check this issue. Currently it's easiest to use poetry export but it won't work when you need to add a package. For that you can switch to legacy installer mode in Poetry - it uses pip under the hood so PIP_INDEX_URL should work as expected.