Missing PyPI packages for v2.0.58

[dbaio]

Hi.

There aren't available PyPI packages for version 2.0.58.

I packaged azure-cli for FreeBSD and I noticed that our track system (portscout) didn't find this new version.

We fetch packages from PyPI like this way:

https://files.pythonhosted.org/packages/source/a/azure-cli/azure-cli-2.0.57.tar.gz

And that's the way we track for upstream updates (guessing new versions).

Thank you for your time.

Regards.

[tjprescott]

When I run pip install azure-cli I get version 2.0.58 with all the appropriate modules. All of the packages do appear at PyPI.org.

[tjprescott]

@marstr did we change anything about what we publish with twine?

[dbaio]

Well, there is something strange, in the download page there aren't a .tar.gz file.

See this:

https://pypi.org/project/azure-cli-core/2.0.57/#files

https://pypi.org/project/azure-cli-core/2.0.58/#files

[marstr]

Hmmm, I handled the PyPI release process for both 2.0.57 and 2.0.58. I don't believe that there was any difference in procedure. Let me investigate.

[marstr]

I've mitigated this issue by downloading the PyPI artifacts from the 2.0.58 build and using twine to upload all non-existing assets from my local machine.

I verified that the previous build 2.0.57 seems like it has the same artifact structure.

I did check the most recent PyPI release logs. Like with 2.0.57, there were some gremlins in our new release system that had meant I had to execute this step manually from my machine. My guess is that when I executed twine I used a wildcard like *.whl instead of just * when I executed locally.

However, the gremlins from the release were tracked in issue #8507, and we should not have to resort to manual execution next time.