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Authentication for private registries #8221
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@juan-abia Does it work if you configure a
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Doesn't work @astrojuanlu :( |
Hey folks 👋 I'm representing the Cloudsmith team here, so I'm happy to help diagnose from our side, too. We also utilize If you need a free account to test out, just let us know, too. Cheers! |
Hi @lskillen! We'd love to collaborate with you on this, and a test account would be great! You can reach me at [email protected] (or on discord as |
Sounds good, I'll drop you an email and intro you to our team. :) |
@astrojuanlu For cloudsmith, you need to use username and password authentication: For the username, use your username or |
@konstin just confirmed that using |
Cloudsmith updated their backend to also allow |
Glad it worked. 😁 Happy to be included on a list if one ever exists of "Supported services that work". 😆 |
Thanks a lot team! closing the issue |
Hello! thanks of all, thanks for your awesome work at astral-sh!
I'm trying to use uv to publish to a private registry (cloudsmith). But I'm getting Unauthorized error. The same token is working using poetry. Here is the line I execute:
uv publish --verbose --publish-url https://python.cloudsmith.io/<my_org>/pip/ --token <cloudsmith_api_key> <my_package>.tar.gz
Here is the output:
I've tried using the
UV_PUBLISH_TOKEN
env var. And also using username as token and the api key as the password.Could you please add compatibility with cloudsmith? TY!
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