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My understanding of how outdated works is that if the environment variable OUTDATED_IGNORE is set (to any non empty value), then it will stop warning when a package is outdated.
But this will still query pypi in the background. Again, my understanding is that this will happen in a different thread and should not have a detrimental impact on performance.
Nevertheless, some people don't want to have their production environment attempt to query pypi, for various reason (security being the main one).
Would it be possible to change the behaviour of OUTDATED_IGNORE so that it makes outdated do absolutely nothing. or alternatively add another environment variable to disable checks altogether.
Thanks.
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Good point, I don't know why I didn't do this in the first place. I'd be happy to accept a PR which makes OUTDATED_IGNORE prevent anything from happening at all.
My understanding of how outdated works is that if the environment variable
OUTDATED_IGNORE
is set (to any non empty value), then it will stop warning when a package is outdated.But this will still query pypi in the background. Again, my understanding is that this will happen in a different thread and should not have a detrimental impact on performance.
Nevertheless, some people don't want to have their production environment attempt to query pypi, for various reason (security being the main one).
Would it be possible to change the behaviour of OUTDATED_IGNORE so that it makes
outdated
do absolutely nothing. or alternatively add another environment variable to disable checks altogether.Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: