Fixing issue #186: 'tuple index out of range' issue when uploading to private Pypi repository#187
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….py (v2.7.7): the 'requires' field tuple should be a list(gitpython-developers#186)
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tedops commented Aug 20, 2014
This bug exists in master and in the 0.3.2-RC1 tag, but does NOT exist in the 0.3 branch. |
Byron added a commit that referenced this pull request Sep 2, 2014
Fixing issue #186: 'tuple index out of range' issue when uploading to private Pypi repository
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Byron commented Sep 2, 2014
Thank you - master is considerably older than 0.3 and somewhat unmaintained, which might explain the issue not being fixed there. |
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Fixing 'tuple index out of range' issue with distutils/command/upload.py (v2.7.7): the 'requires' field tuple should be a list(#186)