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Add documentation about .pypirc file
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be resolved as 'https://upload.pypi.org/legacy/', which is obsolete.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.
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 .pypirc, works just fine. Is that behavior platform or version specific somehow?
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. Also we may put my change into FAQ in case someone encounter again and have a cross link to that FAQ page by saying in case you encounter this issue please check this. What do you think?
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On 24 Oct 2016 03:25, "Scott Torborg" [email protected] wrote:
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 .pypirc, works just fine. Is that behavior platform or version specific somehow?
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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.
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.
I will send the details asap.
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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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