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EmitOptions

Struct EmitOptions 

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pub struct EmitOptions {
    pub endpoint: String,
    pub scope: Option<String>,
    pub inline_token: bool,
    pub api_key: Option<String>,
    pub emit_netrc: bool,
}
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Options controlling emit shape.

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§endpoint: String

Base App endpoint, e.g., https://cleanapp.clnstrt.dev. Trailing slash is tolerated.

§scope: Option<String>

Optional npm scope (e.g., @my-org). Only applies to npm emit.

§inline_token: bool

If true, embed api_key literal in the emitted config (use for CI runners without env-var support). If false, emit ${CLEANLIBRARY_API_KEY} shell-expansion for the ecosystems that can expand it (npm/go/crates/maven). For pypi the placeholder does not work — pip does not expand ${VAR} in pip.conf (CLEANLIB-758) — so the pypi emitter always uses the resolved key from api_key on this path and errors with ProxyConfigError::PypiRequiresResolvedKey when the key is missing (unless Self::emit_netrc is set).

§api_key: Option<String>

API-key value to embed. For npm/go/crates/maven this is used only when inline_token = true. For pypi it is used unconditionally (see inline_token and CLEANLIB-758).

§emit_netrc: bool

CLEANLIB-758 (Infra co-review c795783): pypi-only, opt-in via cleanlib config init --ecosystem pypi --emit-netrc. Emits a credential-free pip.conf (the URL carries no userinfo) plus a companion ~/.netrc block carrying the API key — pip reads .netrc natively (no ${VAR} expansion needed), and moves the secret out of pip.conf for customers whose policy disallows credentials in application configs. Ignored for non-pypi ecosystems.

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