Replace .netrc with uv environment variables #1541
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This commit replaces .netrc with uv environment variables for installing tools from private repositories. To store credentials, I created a new and reusable settings file for the CLI in `$HOME/.config/crewai/settings.json`. The issue with .netrc files is that they are applied system-wide and are scoped by hostname, meaning we can't differentiate tool repositories requests from regular requests to CrewAI's API.
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This commit replaces .netrc with uv environment variables for installing tools from private repositories. To store credentials, I created a new and reusable settings file for the CLI in
$HOME/.config/crewai/settings.json.The issue with .netrc files is that they are applied system-wide and are scoped by hostname, meaning we can't differentiate tool repositories requests from regular requests to CrewAI's API.