My company uses Nexus repository as npm proxy for package management. Does anyone have experience using Nexus to hold Conda packages (Python) and for proxy? In
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I started recently with learning poetry and templates with cookiecutter for my python projects. In the template I use the developer of the template used a follo
My Python projects heavily depends on PyPi packages. I want to make sure that: in any time in the future: the packages required by my apps will always be availa
I have created my own python package and uploaded it in https://test.pypi.org/ which installed and worked fine in my conda virtual environment but when I want t
I'm using Goggle colab to test code that I maintain in PyPI. However, the runtime environment does not recognize the existence of recent versions of my package.
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I'm writing a Python package to be distributed and installed via PyPi.org. There are plenty of examples out there, but I can't get my mind wrapped around the pr
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I'm trying to set up a private Pypi cloud using CloudPypi. And I really don't want store my password in .pypirc. I want to be prompt to type in my password ever
I have developed my first Python package using Poetry as a dependency management and packaging tool. Publishing my work to PyPI has been as easy as running: poe
https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0503 and https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/reference/pip_wheel/#cmdoption-i allude to being able to install python packages from
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I have here a package on pypi that was published by command line, but no-one can download it (except on the laptop I packaged it up on): pip install webdriver_c
My company uses Nexus repository as npm proxy for package management. Does anyone have experience using Nexus to hold Conda packages (Python) and for proxy? In
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