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Describe basic auth credentials in documentation #7201
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A few examples would be good too. At least one with some special characters that need to be percent-encoded and one using a single-part login token (like [email protected]
, representing an auth token).
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In general I think we need to be much more verbose. The purpose is to replace all of the ad-hoc documentation that companies and enterprise repository providers are having to maintain, so it should cover each use case in a way that anyone could understand.
Pinging @chrahunt since I think this is awaiting his review. |
Sorry I forgot about this, I have replied to the two pending comments. |
… older Pythons and pips
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Last comment, otherwise LGTM.
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I fixed that last nitpick.
Thanks for sticking with this @aniruddha2000! I think it will help a lot of people. :) |
Thanks @chrahunt , @pradyunsg for guiding me in this issue :) |
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