publish: print on failure, simplify logic #3549
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This is pretty stale now. Would you be willing to rebase onto current |
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Should help with cases like python-poetry#3397 The existing tests in tests/publishing/test_uploader.py should verify that this doesn't cause regressions.
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Should help with cases like #3397
The logic coalesces a couple things, so that we hit a single except clause
that prints "Uploading failed"
The existing tests in https://github.com/python-poetry/poetry/blob/master/tests/publishing/test_uploader.py
should verify that this doesn't cause regressions.