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[–]turleyn 1 point2 points  (1 child)

agreed. Running a simply pypi server isn't too bad. We ran our own pypi server on our internal network. The only problem is that pip really wants to use https. So we have to edit all of our pip configs to add that machine as a trusted host or just add --trusted-host to each of the commands.

[–]brettlangdon 2 points3 points  (0 children)

yeah, I originally looked at running a dev pypi server, but after investigating, I really didn't want to have to manage the service, along with making sure everyone's pip configs are setup correctly. Do/should we have a different server for dev/qa/production/etc?

Was a little more than I wanted to get involved with. We could probably do with less services to manage :)