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2022.7.24 improperly released #475
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I was able to reproduce the issue directly with PyPI metadata: EDIT: actually it returns even less - I see only 3 wheels, |
I have exactly the same issue with Python = ">3.8.1, <3.11.0" trying to install with
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regex 22.7.24 was built and released by GitHub Actions, just like the previous version. All the wheels, and the source distribution, are there on PyPI. 'poetry' is new to me, I use 'pip', and that works on 3 different OSes and 3 different versions of Python. |
Same problem here! Using poetry:
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I'm facing the exact same issue with Poetry. I think the issue is not with the wheels themselves (we may see them here: https://pypi.org/project/regex/#files), but with some metadata. When we request PyPI API for the previous release, the cp36 to cp310 versions are available : https://pypi.org/pypi/regex/2022.7.9/json |
@mrabarnett unfortunately I don't know what could be the reason, but as you can see above - the metadata in PyPI are indeed incorrect and they are the "source of truth" for |
A new release is on its way. Cross your fingers! |
It appears to be slightly less broken, but still broken. |
The issue here is pypi/warehouse#11949 -- there is nothing wrong with the regex package itself as best I can tell. This should be resolved once the Warehouse team is able to fix their CDN fronting the JSON API. |
When using
poetry
, when you try to installregex
withpoetry add regex
using Python < 3.10, you get the following error:Unable to find installation candidates for regex (2022.7.24)
When we look at
poetry.lock
, we can see:so there are neither wheels for other Python versions nor sdist.
When running
poetry add "regex<2022.7.24"
,2022.7.9
is installed correctly and all the metadata are also there, so the issue is specific to that release.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: