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Can't find public pypi package when using extra-index-url #2159
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I believe the description of #2083 should clarify things — we will not discover package versions across multiple indexes so if any version of a package is present in your extra index URL then it will not be read from the public index. |
I've digged a little bit into this because I was not sure it was the same issue, because I knew sqlalchemy did not exist in our private repository. It might be related to how our private pypi server works:
official repo:
I guess the issue is on our private pypi server and we should return a 404 even though there is no package version available |
Hello, I've tried adding
uv
to our Dockerfile on my company's project but I'm facing the following issue, which is not raised when using a normalpip install -r requirements.txt
. I have reduced the reproducibility of the issue as much as possible.The problem appears when trying to install
sqlalchemy~=2.0.27
with a custom --extra-index-url. In my case, the extra-index-url is a private pip repository for internal stuff. I have tried with other packages such asalembic~=1.13.1
and have the same issue.Consider the 4 following commands:
pip install SQLAlchemy~=2.0.27
-> OKuv -v pip install SQLAlchemy~=2.0.27
-> OKpip install --extra-index-url https://xxxxxxx/ SQLAlchemy~=2.0.27
-> OKuv -v pip install --extra-index-url https://xxxxxxx/ SQLAlchemy~=2.0.27
-> FailsI could not find a way to create a dummy pypi server locally and try with it.
Verbose logs of the failing install:
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