Implement .netrc support#25
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Thank you for the PR and the AI disclosure. I've left one quick comment. Other than this please:
- Reword your commits to patch the repository conventions (scoped commits)
- Add a quick section under documentation about the usage.
Load credentials from ~/.netrc, or from the path in NETRC when set. For upstreams without username in config, match credentialsby hostname and fall back to an optional default entry.
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Restructured commit messages, added .netrc note under Upstream Authentication README section. I did not include an example of the netrc file, but I'll add it if needed |
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Please note, despite all my tries, I suck at rust and rust code was written with Claude 4.8 assistance. I cleaned excessive comments, simplified some functions it overengineered a bit and to my eye code looks reasonable.
I tested it myself and currently using this fork on my configuration.
Implements #23