Install dependencies from private repository based on global configuration

[JaviFuentes94]

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Feature Request

Hey poetry people!

In the process of migrating to poetry, we have found a blocker with relation to how extra indexes for downloading packages are handled.

The situation is that while in other tools you can just set PIP_EXTRA_INDEX_URL env variable with your private registry and you are set everywhere, poetry enforces you to add this index URL in every single project through the pyproject.toml file. This means that when an organization changes the registry the link to this registry needs to be updated in every single repository manually. This doesn't sound like a good design to me.

Given that the possibility to add repositories for publishing globally already exists, would it be possible to do the same for downloading packages? In my opinion, it is confusing that that feature only works for publishing but not downloading.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts.

[geudrik]

We just ran into this as well.. unless we're missing something too, this is kind of a big deal for us before we can really pull the trigger on poetry :S

[geudrik]

This means that when an organization changes the registry the link to this registry needs to be updated in every single repository manually.

This also means that users of scaffolding you build have to constantly remember to add in extra lines (plus a couple more to handle TLS CA's) for every single project they make, on top of the few hundred projects that we make

Pls to global package indexes 😢

[neersighted]

Tracked in #5958.

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