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HTTPError: 403 Forbidden, Invalid or non-existent authentication information #804
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Sounds like this may be, yet another, duplicate of #671 |
I can't introspect that image and so I can't read the text. If you can copy-paste the actual text into the issue that would make this both searchable and accessible for folks who can't see what's in images that well |
My images just to show that I've created tokens (first image) and launched the command (second image):
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Yes, it is exactly the same problem, but what is the solution for it? |
When reporting issues, screenshots can be useful, but often it's more helpful if you copy and paste the output text, usually in a Markdown code block. That's often more readable, and searchable. I see that you commented on #671 (comment). I'm going to close this issue, and follow-up there. |
@bhrutledge ok, but you also closed the issue #671 and still no solution for the current problem. |
Your Environment
Windows 10
pip
I have the problem with uploading distribution packages.
The Issue
I'm following the guidelines on creating my own package (https://packaging.python.org/tutorials/packaging-projects/), I created API token (s):
and next, according to the guidelines, tried to upload it by the following command:
python -m twine upload --repository testpypi dist/*
,each time I have the following error:
I also tried to use my
test.pypi
account name - no effect (in case you ask me about username).Steps to Reproduce
python -m twine upload --repository testpypi dist/*
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