How to publish artifacts built with --config-settings local-version=<suffix>?

[thaDude]

Hello,

Maybe I have the wrong idea about how this is supposed to work but I don't find a way to publish packages built with local-version to a private repository, poetry version is 2.1.1. How can I accomplish this?

What I did:

poetry build --config-settings local-version=<suffix>

followed by poetry publish, I get the error:

No files to publish. Run poetry build first or use the --build option.

However, including the --build flag in the publish command as suggested does not allow setting the local-version. The only workaround is to use poetry version to modify the version in pyproject.toml, followed by a publish.

Thank you,

David

[Secrus]

Either you don't have files in your dist directory (failed build?) or publish doesn't know where to look for the files. Do you use a custom build directory?

[thaDude]

The .whl and tar.gz are in the dist directory and I also tried by adding --dist-dir=dist to the publish command. That doesn't change anything.

[radoering]

It looks like publishing was not considered when the option to build local versions had been introduced:

poetry/src/poetry/publishing/uploader.py

Lines 58 to 65 in c4ec1b0

	dist = self.dist_dir
	version = self._package.version.to_string()
	escaped_name = distribution_name(self._package.name)
	wheels = list(dist.glob(f"{escaped_name}-{version}-*.whl"))
	tars = list(dist.glob(f"{escaped_name}-{version}.tar.gz"))
	return sorted(wheels + tars)