Add documentation about .pypirc file #23
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The `Publishing On PyPI` section should explain how repositories are resolved. Without explicitly configuring .pypirc file, the default pypi repository will be resolved as 'https://upload.pypi.org/legacy/', which is obsolete. The improved content demonstrates a simple .pypirc file with valid pypi and pypitest respositories. It also adds repository flag to package commands (e.g., register, upload) to demonstrate how user can switch between repositories.
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Sorry for not responding to this sooner. I can't seem to replicate the above issue: that is, using a plain configuration, with or without an existing |
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Oh, no problem. I am very busy at work as well :( Maybe I try again to confirm that whether it is platform specific or not. Sent from my Samsung Mobile On 24 Oct 2016 03:25, "Scott Torborg" [email protected] wrote:
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Yeah, let's investigate a bit more. What platform were you seeing that issue on? I generally use Ubuntu 14.04/16.04 and OS X, and haven't seen that on either. |
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I have tried with latest ubuntu, it works fine. I presume my setup was too old. You can ignore this pull request. Thank you for your time. |
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I will send the details asap. Sent from my Samsung Mobile On 27 Oct 2016 11:33, "Scott Torborg" [email protected] wrote:
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Publishing On PyPIsection should explain how repositories are resolved.Without explicitly configuring .pypirc file, the default pypi repository will
be resolved as 'https://upload.pypi.org/legacy/', which is obsolete.
The improved content demonstrates a simple .pypirc file with valid pypi and
pypitest respositories. It also adds repository flag to package commands (e.g.,
register, upload) to demonstrate how user can switch between repositories.