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I'm trying to upload a package to pypi using a Gitlab CI job, but I cannot make it work :/ Anyone has a working example?
What I have tried so far in my .gitlab-ci.yaml (from my local machine all of them are working):
Twine with a
.pypircfile- echo "[distutils]" >> ~/.pypirc - echo "index-servers =" >> ~/.pypirc - echo " pypi" >> ~/.pypirc - echo "" >> ~/.pypirc - echo "[pypi]" >> ~/.pypirc - 'echo "repository: https://upload.pypi.org/legacy/" >> ~/.pypirc' - 'echo "username: ${PYPI_USER}" >> ~/.pypirc' - 'echo "password: ${PYPI_PASSWORD}" >> ~/.pypirc' - python3 setup.py check sdist bdist # This will fail if your creds are bad. - cat ~/.pypirc - twine upload dist/* --config-file ~/.pypircSame as before but with
$VARIABLE[...] - 'echo "username: $PYPI_USER" >> ~/.pypirc' - 'echo "password: $PYPI_PASSWORD" >> ~/.pypirc' [...]Two options before but using
python setup.py ... uploadtwine upload dist/* -u $PYPI_USER -p $PYPI_PASSWORDtwine upload dist/*wihtTWINE_USERNAMEandTWINE_PASSWORDenvironment variables.
... and always get a 403 Client Error: Invalid or non-existent authentication information. I'm running out of options...
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Answer question0
I am simply using the TWINE_USERNAME and TWINE_PASSWORD variables, it worked out of the box.
This is the relevant part in my gitlab-ci.yml (replace the image with your desired one and of course change all the other stuff like stage, cache etc. to your needs):
pypi:
image: docker.km3net.de/base/python:3
stage: release
cache: {}
script:
- pip install -U twine
- python setup.py sdist
- twine upload dist/*
only:
- tags
And add the environment variables in GitLab under Settings->CI/CD->Variables (https://your-gitlab-instance.oerg/GIT_NAMESPACE/GIT_PROJECT/settings/ci_cd):
Here is the successful pipeline:
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I got this working, using a modified version of your code:
pypi:
stage: upload
script:
- pip install twine
- rm -rf dist
- echo "[distutils]" >> ~/.pypirc
- echo "index-servers =" >> ~/.pypirc
- echo " nexus" >> ~/.pypirc
- echo "" >> ~/.pypirc
- echo "[nexus]" >> ~/.pypirc
- echo "${PYPI_REPO}" >> ~/.pypirc
- echo "${PYPI_USER}" >> ~/.pypirc
- echo "${PYPI_PASSWORD}" >> ~/.pypirc
- python3 setup.py check sdist bdist # This will fail if your creds are bad.
- python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel
- twine upload -r nexus dist/*.tar.gz
The difference is I didn't use the "'" and got rid of the colons in the yaml; instead I set the values of the secrets as e.g., username: myuser