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Include most recent upload metadata when uploading to PyPI

See original GitHub issue

It seems that for the upload command, we’re delegating entirely to distutils, which has metadata_version hard-coded as “1.0”, and only uploads the 1.0 metadata. I think this is one reason that Requires-Python data isn’t showing up on PyPI.

Although setup.py upload is basically deprecated, I think we should probably still make these improvements, even if as part of this we also add DeprecationWarning telling people to start using twine.

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Created 5 years ago
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benoit-pierrecommented, Sep 25, 2018

I think we should keep this open until the upload/register commands are completely removed.

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jpurviancecommented, Oct 28, 2018

looking at this

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