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Seems that deleting a release from github does not delete its corresponding package from PyPI. Example: If we deleted 0.0.1 form github, PyPI will still have 0.0.1 version of that package. Then, when we build a new github release with the same version 0.0.1, it will fail to push it to PyPI since the file already exists. So, we'll have discrepancy between github and PyPI versions.
Could we add a CI for deleting releases or just discontinue that behaviour?
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Bug Description
Seems that deleting a release from github does not delete its corresponding package from PyPI. Example: If we deleted 0.0.1 form github, PyPI will still have 0.0.1 version of that package. Then, when we build a new github release with the same version 0.0.1, it will fail to push it to PyPI since the file already exists. So, we'll have discrepancy between github and PyPI versions.
Could we add a CI for deleting releases or just discontinue that behaviour?
To Reproduce
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Environment
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Relevant log output
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The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: