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Uploading .whl and pip search #222
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Thank you for the feedback @LanDeQuHuXi Can you provide the output of pip when trying to install the wheel?
I don't think you need any of the output from the deploy, except for the main url. All of the output is the default from the I agree that that documentation is light. As the creator, I am sure that my previous knowledge of the project leaves things out. If you have any specific thoughts on where it can be improved, I'd gladly add to the documentation. |
Thank you! From the tests, it seems that the wheel should be found. I've added another test for this situation specifically in #230 Are you sure you have the correct wheel for the architecture you are trying to install it on? |
Hey guys,
First, I want to say thanks for this great work.
I'm trying out elasticpypi but I have encountered some problems:
If I upload a .whl with twine. It seems the name and version is totally correct on the dynamoDB table,
but I cannot pip install it.
pip search seems not working?
I'm getting: pip._vendor.requests.exceptions.HTTPError: 400 Client Error: Bad Request for url
from the output of the deploy, I get output for functions and endpoints, which corresponds to the lambda functions and api gateway created:
Do i need to interact with them? or it's just for information purpose that
when I upload or pip install, elasticpypi will itself figure out which function and api to call?
Overall, I think the documentation is somewhat lacking for this project.
But I guess it's because it's a relatively new project or lacking of manpower.
Cheers!
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