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[No fix] Poetry publish to Azure DevOps Artifacts returning HTTP Error 405 #5348
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Similar to Issue: #4658 |
I opened an issue on Visual Studio Developer Forums, and the issue was closed with the It's something to do with Azure DevOps since both twine and pip, their recommended solutions did not work either. Closing this ticket as it's not Poetry's issue. |
@FilBot3 can you try the following in your [repositories]
[repositories.azure]
url = "https://pkgs.dev.azure.com/${ADO_ORG}/${ADO_PROJ}/_packaging/python-azure-artifacts/pypi/upload" The |
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Correct. For "pulling" it is package "sources" (in |
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option).Issue
After following what I did previously in:
I am now getting an HTTP Error 405 from Azure DevOps when trying to publish to an Azure DevOps Artifacts Python Feed. Using a freshly generated PAT token with
full access
toall accessible organizations
, I am having issues publishing my package. I getHTTP Error 405
. See the output below.OS Information
Python Poetry Version
Python Version
poetry.toml contents
The
${..}
is so I am not giving out my organizational information.Poetry Verbose output
pyproject.toml
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