Currently, there isn't a canonical way for customers to define a pip.conf in our Workbench chart, such that it will be correctly picked up by pip in our session images. We should automate this process for customers, since many, if not the majority, will want to configure a configure pip.conf to define their internal pypi repos. This could be done under the session.pip.conf configuration and then we create a volumeMount to mount this file directly over /etc/pip.conf.
Currently, there isn't a canonical way for customers to define a pip.conf in our Workbench chart, such that it will be correctly picked up by pip in our session images. We should automate this process for customers, since many, if not the majority, will want to configure a configure pip.conf to define their internal pypi repos. This could be done under the
session.pip.confconfiguration and then we create a volumeMount to mount this file directly over /etc/pip.conf.