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Published Python SDK doesn't include the generated code #3596
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Thank you for reporting an issue! Pinging @jsenko, @EricWittmann to respond or triage. |
Hi @forsberg , thanks for this report! I'm on PTO till Mon, but I'm a bit surprised by the error you see, as the Anyhow, either I'll have a look on Mon or, if you already see where the error is, I'll review your PR. |
Agree it's a bit mysterious, as when I try to repeat it locally, the Yet, if you download the I would suspect some kind of difference in how a local checkout looks vs. how it looks when run in the CI/CD system. Note: I get a proper .tar.gz when I run |
I just checked, and quite a few things are off in the package automatically published 😢 . |
@forsberg this published release is good to go: would you mind confirming? |
Tried installing it in a python 3.10 virtualenv, works as a charm. |
Thanks for the feedback as always @forsberg 👍 |
Description
Registry
Version: 2.4.4
Environment
Linux, Python 3.10
Steps to Reproduce
pip install
apicurioregistrysdk`Inspecting the
.tar.gz
downloaded by pip:..the likely cause is that there simply is no openapi.json included.
Suggested solutions:
@andreaTP
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