Poetry: Poetry add/update fails to ask for git user/password again if not running in -vv

[houfu]

• [x] I am on the latest Poetry version.
• [x] I have searched the issues of this repo and believe that this is not a duplicate.
• [x] If an exception occurs when executing a command, I executed it again in debug mode (-vvv option).

• OS version and name: Pop_OS!/Ubuntu 20.10
• Poetry version: 1.1.4
• Link of a Gist with the contents of your pyproject.toml file: NA

Issue

I use Poetry to install a python package on a git repository in my private gitea server, which requires user and password authentication.

If I install normally (without -vv option), poetry asks for my user and password first, then enters into resolve dependency hell.

If I install with -vv, poetry now asks for my user and password multiple times, but installs as expected.

Steps to reproduce.

1. Create a new python project with clean pyproject.toml
2. CMD poetry add git+https://[git URL]
3. poetry asks for username and password for [git URL]
4. poetry outputs Updating dependencies, then Resolving dependencies... (xxx.s).
5. poetry never stops resolving dependencies. Press Ctrl-C
6. This time with -vv option -- CMD poetry add -vv git+https://[git URL]
7. poetry asks for username and password for [git URL]
8. poetry outputs Updating dependencies, then Resolving dependencies...
9. poetry asks for username and password for [git URL] for the second time
10. poetry resolves dependencies, writes lock file
11. poetry outputs Finding the necessary packages for the current system
12. poetry asks for username and password for [git URL] for the third time
13. poetry outputs Package operations: ...
14. package install as per normal.

My guess

Poetry was supposed to ask for my user name and password multiple times in normal mode but did not.

As a user, I expected poetry not to ask me to repeatedly enter my credentials during the same run.

[hakanyi]

Same issue here - duplicate of #3409

[artinnok]

Same issue with adding package from private GitHub repo :(