Package Installation
These instructions assume you’re using pip
for installing packages. Other tools may use the same index URL in their configuration.
The pip
command may differ depending on your local python installation. If the pip
command is not found, try the pip3
command instead.
You can set package installation options for pip
to install Python packages by creating or modifying the /etc/pip.conf
file. For more information about configuring pip
, refer to the pip
documentation User Guide.
Specifying a Package Repository
If you have a Python package repository for your own Python packages such as Posit Package Manager, or have a PyPI mirror inside your firewall, you can configure Posit Workbench to use that package repository when installing packages via pip
.
For example, to configure the public Posit Package Manager as the repository with a timeout of 60 seconds, add the following to /etc/pip.conf
:
[global]
timeout = 60
index-url = https://packagemanager.posit.co/pypi/latest/simple
trusted-host = packagemanager.posit.co
Setting index-url
replaces pip’s default repository (PyPI). To add a new repository, use the extra-index-url
setting.