your detected settings (OS, compiler, architecture...) and that configu- ration is printed at the top of every conan install command. However, it is strongly recommended to review it and adjust the settings configure the client. Go to Artifacts, and click on the created repository. The “Set Me Up” button in the top right corner provides instructions on how to configure the remote in the Conan client: $ conan remote def valid_user(self, username, plain_password): return username == "foo" and plain_password == "bar" The module has to implement: • A factory function get_class() that returns a class with a valid_user()

your detected settings (OS, compiler, architecture...) and that configu- ration is printed at the top of every conan install command. However, it is strongly recommended to review it and adjust the settings configure the client. Go to Artifacts, and click on the created repository. The “Set Me Up” button in the top right corner provides instructions on how to configure the remote in the Conan client: $ conan remote def valid_user(self, username, plain_password): return username == "foo" and plain_password == "bar" The module has to implement: • A factory function get_class() that returns a class with a valid_user()

your detected settings (OS, compiler, architecture...) and that configu- ration is printed at the top of every conan install command. However, it is strongly recommended to review it and adjust the settings configure the client. Go to Artifacts, and click on the created repository. The “Set Me Up” button in the top right corner provides instructions on how to configure the remote in the Conan client: $ conan remote def valid_user(self, username, plain_password): return username == "foo" and plain_password == "bar" The module has to implement: • A factory function get_class() that returns a class with a valid_user()

your detected settings (OS, compiler, architecture...) and that configu- ration is printed at the top of every conan install command. However, it is strongly recommended to review it and 14 Chapter 3 configure the client. Go to Artifacts, and click on the created repository. The “Set Me Up” button in the top right corner provides instructions on how to configure the remote in the Conan client: $ conan remote def valid_user(self, username, plain_password): return username == "foo" and plain_password == "bar" The module has to implement: • A factory function get_class() that returns a class with a valid_user()

your detected settings (OS, compiler, architecture...) and that configu- ration is printed at the top of every conan install command. However, it is strongly recommended to review it and 14 Chapter 3 configure the client. Go to Artifacts, and click on the created repository. The “Set Me Up” button in the top right corner provides instructions on how to configure the remote in the Conan client: $ conan remote def valid_user(self, username, plain_password): return username == "foo" and plain_password == "bar" The module has to implement: • A factory function get_class() that returns a class with a valid_user()

your detected settings (OS, compiler, architecture...) and that configu- ration is printed at the top of every conan install command. However, it is strongly recommended to review it and adjust the settings configure the client. Go to Artifacts, and click on the created repository. The “Set Me Up” button in the top right corner provides instructions on how to configure the remote in the Conan client: $ conan remote def valid_user(self, username, plain_password): return username == "foo" and plain_password == "bar" The module has to implement: • A factory function get_class() that returns a class with a valid_user()

your detected settings (OS, compiler, architecture...) and that configu- ration is printed at the top of every conan install command. However, it is strongly recommended to review it and adjust the settings configure the client. Go to Artifacts, and click on the created repository. The “Set Me Up” button in the top right corner provides instructions on how to configure the remote in the Conan client: $ conan remote def valid_user(self, username, plain_password): return username == "foo" and plain_password == "bar" The module has to implement: • A factory function get_class() that returns a class with a valid_user()

your detected settings (OS, compiler, architecture...) and that configu- ration is printed at the top of every conan install command. However, it is strongly recommended to review it and adjust the settings configure the client. Go to Artifacts, and click on the created repository. The “Set Me Up” button in the top right corner provides instructions on how to configure the remote in the Conan client: $ conan remote def valid_user(self, username, plain_password): return username == "foo" and plain_password == "bar" The module has to implement: • A factory function get_class() that returns a class with a valid_user()

your detected settings (OS, compiler, architecture...) and that configu- ration is printed at the top of every conan install command. However, it is strongly recommended to review it and adjust the settings configure the client. Go to Artifacts, and click on the created repository. The “Set Me Up” button in the top right corner provides instructions on how to configure the remote in the Conan client: $ conan remote def valid_user(self, username, plain_password): return username == "foo" and plain_password == "bar" The module has to implement: • A factory function get_class() that returns a class with a valid_user()

your detected settings (OS, compiler, architecture...) and that configu- ration is printed at the top of every conan install command. However, it is strongly recommended to review it and 14 Chapter 3 configure the client. Go to Artifacts, and click on the created repository. The “Set Me Up” button in the top right corner provides instructions on how to configure the remote in the Conan client: $ conan remote def valid_user(self, username, plain_password): return username == "foo" and plain_password == "bar" The module has to implement: • A factory function get_class() that returns a class with a valid_user()