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Reputation: 15371

pip not getting current version

I have a Django app published on github, which I also mirror on PyPi to make installation easy. It's been at version 1.3 for a year, but 12 hours ago I bumped it to a new version 1.4 on PyPi. I hid version 1.3 on PyPi and made sure all references are to the new version. But

pip install my-package

still pulls down version 1.3. And specifying the version:

pip install my-package==1.4

returns

Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement my-package==1.4 (from versions: 1.3)

Various posts suggest removing pip's tmp directory, but I can't find one (either in /tmp or in ~/.pip. And I can't find any mention of caching delays at PyPi.

Am I missing something?

Ideally what I'd love to do would be to just have the PyPi entry point back to github, but that's a separate question.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 862

Answers (1)

Peterino
Peterino

Reputation: 16677

The error message says that there is no package available, which matches the version string. This refers to the version string of your Python package on PyPI.

Make sure that the version string you provide in your setup.py file of your project matches the version you're releasing.

Then you run python setup.py sdist upload in your project folder to create the source distribution archive and upload it to PyPI. -- You may have to delete your current, erroneous package with the "1.4" version string from PyPI beforehand.

Upvotes: 1

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