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Expand Up @@ -173,7 +173,8 @@ The zero- and one-argument methods will attempt to read the token from the curre
If a valid authentication token does not exist in the Julia depot, a new token is acquired via an
interactive browser based prompt. By default, it attemps to connect to the currently configured Julia
package server URL (configured e.g. via the `JULIA_PKG_SERVER` environment variable), but this
can be overridden by passing the `server` argument.
can be overridden by passing the `server` argument. `server` is just the URL of your JuliaHub instance,
so if you've logged on to the public JuliaHub server, this is `"juliahub.com"`.

The two-argument method can be used when you do not want to read the token from the `auth.toml`
file (e.g. when using a long-term token via an environment variable). In this case, you also have
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