Add PyPI servers to pyproject.toml #66
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Hey @keithchev all looks fine to me! Then again, I don't really know how the pyproject.toml has to be configured to work with the PyPI servers... best I could do is confirm that it matches the blocks in arcadia-pycolor as well as the poetry docs. Might want to ask for another set of eyes if you have any doubts.
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Thanks! fwiw, I "tested" this in prod when I released a new version last week (v0.6.6), so it should be good 😎 |
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This PR adds the prod and test PyPI servers to
pyproject.toml. Their omission was essentially a bug introduced during the migration to poetry and pyproject.toml in #57.Drive-bys: