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When running python setup.py bdist_wheel upload -r ournexus I get "Repository path must have another '/' after initial '/'".
I'm trying to push to a private PyPi repository on a company nexus.
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The problem was that, in my .pypirc, it said:
[ournexus]
repository=[my URL]/repository/[repositoryname]
username=[username]
password=[password]
where it should have said
[ournexus]
repository=[my URL]/repository/[repositoryname]/
username=[username]
password=[password]
(note the forward slash after [repositoryname])
Which, judging from the documentation and tutorials online seems to be fine for the public pypi, but doesn't seem to be accepted by nexus.
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