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This is unfortunate, it's because https://pypi.org/project/radicale-imap/ is an old fork squatting on your name.
We could rename to "Radicale_IMAP_auth" instead, or try to ask them to merge their project and grant you the name back.
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I would really like to see a blessed IMAP plugin available for Radicale. There's a couple of forks/rewrites that are stealing your thunder:
They don't seem to be well maintained, but they're on pypi so they have better visibility. The only way I found yours, which seems to be most official one (it used to be part of Radicale v1?), was because one of them mentioned it.
This GitHub Action builds wheels and sdists and pushes them to GitHub's releases page and PyPI. All you have to do is go to New Release, fill in a version tag like "v0.9.1", click Publish, and a couple minutes later the .whl and .tar.gz will be up on Releases.
To get PyPI working as well, get a PyPI token, give it to GitHub here named
PYPI_TOKEN.I recommend using a 'rc' tag like "v0.9.1rc1" to get the hang of the process (because you never can reuse tags on pypi).
To get a feel for it, you can see examples of how this looks in practice at
And the kinds of outputs it makes at