feat: Add a poetry-auth composite action - #617
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Currently we only expose the poetry-install custom action which does the retrievial of CodeArtifact credentials, the poetry setup and poetry install. But if a downstream user wants to do other poetry command that requires the CodeArtifact auth to be working it can't without unecessary boilerplate. The use-case that led me to this change is the following: In django-magic, I want to test the library against multiple version of django. I want to define a job matrix with different version of django and during the step of that job I need to do a `poetry add django@<version>` before running the tests. This step is not possible without CodeArtifact auth to be setup.
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Currently we only expose the poetry-install custom action which does the retrievial of CodeArtifact credentials, the poetry setup and poetry install.
But if a downstream user wants to do other poetry command that requires the CodeArtifact auth to be working it can't without unecessary boilerplate.
The use-case that led me to this change is the following:
In django-magic, I want to test the library against multiple version of django. I want to define a job matrix with different version of django and during the step of that job I need to do a
poetry add django@<version>before running the tests. This step is not possible without CodeArtifact auth to be setup.