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Skip existing, second iteration: Check the index before uploading #8531
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@@ -143,6 +143,27 @@ impl<'a> RegistryClientBuilder<'a> { | |||
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/// Share the underlying client between two different middleware configurations. | |||
pub fn wrap_existing(self, existing: &BaseClient) -> RegistryClient { |
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Avoid the cost for creating another client.
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debug!("Checking for {filename} in the registry"); | ||
let response = registry_client | ||
.simple(filename.name(), Some(index_url), index_capabilities) |
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Do we need the index url here or will it do the right thing without it?
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It depends. Was the client created with only this index as the set of locations? It seems right to pass it in though.
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// Detect existing file errors the way twine does. |
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We scrap the index-specific twine code entirely and do the skip existing checks for any bad status
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/// The index must provide one of the supported hashes (SHA-256, SHA-384, or SHA-512). | ||
#[arg(long,env = EnvVars::UV_PUBLISH_SKIP_EXISTING)] | ||
pub skip_existing: Option<IndexUrl>, |
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Why does this take an index, rather than a bool?
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It's the story documented in #7917 (comment) and #7917 (comment): An index may react arbitrarily to a file with a filename that does already exist: PyPI for example checks if the hash matches and then return a plain OK as for a fresh upload, while other registries error even when re-uploading the same file. By proactively checking the simple index over relying on unspecified, inconsistent behaviour, uv publish
behaves consistently across registries, while also preventing one case of uploading inconsistent wheel/source dist combinations. In cases where we skip an upload, it is also faster than a twine-style skip existing bool.
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But why do we need to provide the index here? Because you need to be able to query for metadata, and the publish URL isn't sufficient?
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There could e.g. be multiple index URLs, and we can't compute the index URL from the publish URL, so you need to manually provide the index URL that matches the publish URL. Making it explicit here seemed like a clear interface.
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I'm not overly attached to doing it this way, i mainly picked it because it seemed like a clear, explainable design.
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Won't this be surprising when coming from another tool like twine
where this is a bool? Should we call it something else?
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As I've said above, the name is open for bike shedding. I like it for being self explaining (uv publish --skip-existing https://example.org/simple
means to skip any files existing on https://example.org/simple when publishing) and for not being confused with the regular index API.
It'd be nice if we could re-use the new index settings to improve the publishing experience for uv-managed projects (which I think is the key use-case we should be focusing on). For example: [[index]]
name = "example"
url = "https://pypi.org/simple"
publish-url = "https://upload.pypi.org/legacy" with Could we have As a closing note, I worry about optimizing the |
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We should provide consistent publish experience no matter the server behavior. There is no guarantee a server behaves a certain way (or changes that way), and only an index URL gives us confidence when checking. We can't consider non-PyPI servers non-standard, there is no standard (that would be the long-awaited Upload API 2.0), and I believe we shouldn't consider internal index users second class. All implementations exist in a back-and-forth between twine as client and the various servers: Twine itself contains special casing for their skip existing implementation for various servers (https://github.com/pypa/twine/blob/c512bbf166ac38239e58545a39155285f8747a7b/twine/commands/upload.py#L58-L72). An advantage of the skip existing with URL in that it means no more special casing heuristics. The boolean skip existing option can't differentiate between matching and mismatching re-uploads, which is crucial to catch mismatching uploads, and it also doesn't allow skipping uploads of files that are already uploaded. Since users will need to know their index URL anyway for using the uploaded package, we can make this |
I think you're picking at the language here. I think we can consider servers that are not the official Python package index as unofficial. I don't think they need to be second-class, but the they're already secondary, e.g., Can you clarify the existing behaviors for me, i.e., for twine? A repeated upload with the same hash to PyPI results in an OK so |
Skip existing makes twine ignore all error responses matching https://github.com/pypa/twine/blob/c512bbf166ac38239e58545a39155285f8747a7b/twine/commands/upload.py#L58-L72. See also #7917 (comment) for more cross index testing. GitLabUploading the same file for the same name
Error 400 Bad Request
Ok Uploading a different file for the same name
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Ok PyPIUsing PyPI instead of GitLab gives a slightly different pattern: Uploading the same file for the same name
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The main design constraint here is that i feel strongly that the behavior should be consistent across all indexes, and I've picked the design with a mandatory index URL since it was the only one that could provide this consistency. |
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So.. in a future world where we use |
Yes, i'm planning to add |
Co-authored-by: Zanie Blue <[email protected]>
See #8531 (comment), we hint users coming from twine to use `--check-url` instead. > `uv publish` does not support `--skip-existing`, use `--check-url` with the simple index URL instead. --------- Co-authored-by: Zanie Blue <[email protected]>
Fixes astral-sh#9027 Minor enhancement on top of astral-sh#8531 that allows CLI parameter `--check-url` also available as the setting `check-url` in configuration files.
Fixes astral-sh#9027 Minor enhancement on top of astral-sh#8531 that allows CLI parameter `--check-url` also available as the setting `check-url` in configuration files.
Fixes astral-sh#9027 Minor enhancement on top of astral-sh#8531 that makes the CLI parameter `--check-url` also available as the setting `check-url` in configuration files.
Fixes astral-sh#9027 Minor enhancement on top of astral-sh#8531 that makes the CLI parameter `--check-url` also available as the setting `check-url` in configuration files.
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Allow use of `--frozen` with `--all-packages` in `uv sync` and `uv export` ([#​8760](astral-sh/uv#8760)) - Show full error chain on tool upgrade failures ([#​8753](astral-sh/uv#8753)) - Add `--check-url` to `uv publish` to check for existing distributions during upload ([#​8531](astral-sh/uv#8531)) - Suggest using `--check-url` when `--skip-existing` is used ([#​8803](astral-sh/uv#8803)) ##### Bug fixes - Allow incompatible `requires-python` for source distributions with static metadata ([#​8768](astral-sh/uv#8768)) - Allow managed downloads with `--python-preference system` ([#​8808](astral-sh/uv#8808)) - Avoid error for `--group` defined in non-root workspace member ([#​8734](astral-sh/uv#8734)) - Avoid showing dependency group annotations on workspace members in tree ([#​8730](astral-sh/uv#8730)) - Do not error when the Python bin directory is missing on `uv python uninstall` ([#​8725](astral-sh/uv#8725)) - Include member groups when locking workspace ([#​8736](astral-sh/uv#8736)) - Fix bug where `python_version < '0'` could appear in a final resolution ([#​8759](astral-sh/uv#8759)) - Sanitize filenames during zip extraction ([#​8732](astral-sh/uv#8732)) - Switch to RFC 9110 compatible format for exclude newer requests ([#​8752](astral-sh/uv#8752)) ##### Preview features - Add support for installing versioned Python executables on Windows ([#​8663](astral-sh/uv#8663)) - Improve interactions with existing Python executables during install ([#​8733](astral-sh/uv#8733)) ##### Rust API - Extend `BaseClient` to accept extra middleware ([#​8807](astral-sh/uv#8807)) - Add `From` for `FlatDistributions` struct ([#​8800](astral-sh/uv#8800)) ##### Documentation - Fix environment variable name in providing credentials section ([#​8740](astral-sh/uv#8740)) - Fix `add httpx` example with real git branch ([#​8756](astral-sh/uv#8756)) - Fix indentation in `projects.md` ([#​8772](astral-sh/uv#8772)) - Fix link to publish guide in `README` ([#​8720](astral-sh/uv#8720)) - Generate environment variables documentation from code ([#​8493](astral-sh/uv#8493)) - Improve and fix some documents ([#​8749](astral-sh/uv#8749)) - Improve environment variables document ([#​8777](astral-sh/uv#8777)) ### [`v0.4.29`](https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/blob/HEAD/CHANGELOG.md#0429) [Compare Source](astral-sh/uv@0.4.28...0.4.29) ##### Enhancements - Sort errors during display in `uv python install` ([#​8684](astral-sh/uv#8684)) - Update resolver to use disjointness checks instead of marker equality ([#​8661](astral-sh/uv#8661)) - Add `riscv64` to supported Python platform tags ([#​8660](astral-sh/uv#8660)) ##### Bug fixes - Fix hard and soft float libc detection for managed Python distributions on ARM ([#​8498](astral-sh/uv#8498)) - Handle cycles in `uv pip tree` ([#​8689](astral-sh/uv#8689)) - Respect dependency group markers in `uv export` ([#​8659](astral-sh/uv#8659)) - Support transitive dependencies in Git workspaces ([#​8665](astral-sh/uv#8665)) - Use portable paths for subdirectories in lock URLs ([#​8707](astral-sh/uv#8707)) - Update `uv init --virtual` to imply `--no-package` ([#​8595](astral-sh/uv#8595)) ##### Preview - 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Add environment variable to disable progress output ([#​8600](astral-sh/uv#8600)) ##### Bug fixes - Fork when minimum Python version increases ([#​8628](astral-sh/uv#8628)) - Ignore empty groups when validating lock ([#​8598](astral-sh/uv#8598)) - Remove duplicate word in error message ([#​8589](astral-sh/uv#8589)) - Support cyclic dependencies in `uv tree` ([#​8564](astral-sh/uv#8564)) - Update `uv init` to imply `--package` when using `--build-backend` ([#​8593](astral-sh/uv#8593)) - Restore use of `dev-dependencies` and `requires-dev` for lockfile compatibility ([#​8599](astral-sh/uv#8599)) ##### Documentation - Clarify `requires-python` requirement for dependencies ([#​8619](astral-sh/uv#8619)) - Update CLI documentation for `--cache-dir` ([#​8627](astral-sh/uv#8627)) ### [`v0.4.27`](https://github.com/astral-sh/uv/blob/HEAD/CHANGELOG.md#0427) [Compare Source](astral-sh/uv@0.4.26...0.4.27) This release includes support for the `[dependency-groups]` table as recently standardized in [PEP 735](https://peps.python.org/pep-0735/). The table allows for declaration of optional dependency groups that are not published as part of the package metadata, unlike `[project.optional-dependencies]`. There are new `--group`, `--only-group`, and `--no-group` options throughout the uv interface. Previously, uv used a single `tool.uv.dev-dependencies` list for declaration of development dependencies. Now, uv supports declaring development dependencies in a standardized format and allows splitting development dependencies into multiple groups. For compatibility, and to simplify usage for people that do not need multiple groups, uv special-cases the group named `dev`. The `dev` group is equivalent to `tool.uv.dev-dependencies`. The contents of `tool.uv.dev-dependencies` will merged into the `dev` group in uv's resolver. The `--dev`, `--only-dev`, and `--no-dev` flags remain as aliases for the corresponding `--group` options. Support for `tool.uv.dev-dependencies` remains in this release, but will display warnings in a future release. uv syncs the `dev` group by default — this matches the exististing behavior for `tool.uv.dev-dependencies`. The default groups can be changed with the `tool.uv.default-groups` setting. 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Minor enhancement on top of astral-sh#8531 that makes the CLI parameter `--check-url` also available as the setting `check-url` in configuration files.
Minor enhancement on top of astral-sh#8531 that makes the CLI parameter `--check-url` also available as the setting `check-url` in configuration files.
## Summary Fixes #9027 Minor enhancement on top of #8531 that makes the CLI parameter `--check-url` also available as the setting `check-url` in configuration files. ## Test Plan Updates existing tests to take the new setting into account. Within publish command testing I didn't see existing tests covering settings from toml files (instead of from CLI params), so I didn't add anything of that sort.
Implementation of #7917 (comment):
The user can pass
--check-url <index url>
. For each file given to upload, uv checks whether the file is already on the index. If the filename does not exist, uv will upload the file. If the filename does exist and the file on the index is the exact same as the local file (hash match), we skip the upload as there's nothing to do. If the file exists and mismatches with different content, we error: There is an inconsistency, and uv does not upload in this case.The upload itself may then error or succeed. If it errors, we check the index URL again: Maybe there was a parallel upload of the same file, and the other upload was quicker (avoid TOCTOU errors). We then apply the same logic: If the filename does exist and the file on the index is the same (hash match), it's ok, there was an upload race. If the file exists and mismatches, we error: There is an inconsistency, and uv does not upload in this case. I'm not sure yet if we should do the second check only if the error is one of the twine-recognized file-already-existed conditions; i tend to think we can just do the second check on any error.
This enables re-trying publish, but it still requires the author of a package to ensure that they only try to publish each version from a specific commit. We impose this requirement to avoid situations where different files in a version were built from different sources, which breaks a fundamental assumption in uv.
The name
--check-url
is up for bike shedding. I'm hesitant to call it--index
because it's different from--index
in resolve or install commands (only one index, caching turned off).The test script previously only did step 1, now it also checks skip existing behavior.
Follow-up: Test that skip existing error when the hashes mismatch.
Fixes #7917