Brian Rutledge

How did you install Twine? What version of Python are you using? Take a look at https://github.com/pypa/twine/issues/774, which is a similar issue, and includes some commands that might be useful...

I thought PyPI returned an error response if a file was already uploaded. There's even an option called `--skip-existing` to allow previously-uploaded files still in `dist/`, which [inspects the response](https://github.com/pypa/twine/blob/8f5e5d6d42d582ef3ea6ef07da277e0cabd22fd2/twine/commands/upload.py#L32-L70)...

I added hatch to the list.

@sigmavirus24 It's in the description of this issue, under "Other uses"

Thanks again for offering, @deveshks. I'd like to get feedback from the other @pypa/twine-maintainers before proceeding. In particular, I'd like to settle on a pattern for encapsulating the error/help message...

@sigmavirus24 Thanks for the feedback! I'm attempting to respond succinctly; happy to elaborate (via some sort of synchronous chat if desired). > I'd still like to understand the motivation behind...

I'm enjoying this discussion. 🙂 > I'm happy to settle on a single pattern for maintainability. Excellent! > How does it improve the experience for users? This was a bit...

> I long for a way to compose exceptions in an elegant way rather than the sub-class/parent-child hierarchy that is the de facto standard in Python. Amen. Thanks again for...

I was thinking about this more after my last commit, and was starting to come around to the `from_args` approach instead of the `__init__` compromise, assuming you felt strongly about...

> I think this also speaks to the open issues about `twine configure` and `twine accounts`. For other folks' reference, that's https://github.com/pypa/twine/issues/216 and https://github.com/pypa/twine/issues/324. It seems like the PyPA guides...