poetry publish fails when tool.poetry.source is specified throwing "a repository with name was already added" about poetry HOT 9 OPEN

does not reproduce - as expected I see an error about connecting to "my_repo" but no sign of the error that you are reporting

$ poetry publish --build -r my_repo
Building Foo (0)
  - Building sdist
  - Built foo-0.tar.gz
  - Building wheel
  - Built foo-0-py3-none-any.whl

Publishing Foo (0) to my_repo
 - Uploading foo-0-py3-none-any.whl FAILED

Connection Error: We were unable to connect to the repository, ensure the url is correct and can be reached.

please provide a way to reproduce

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I don't know how else I should reproduce apart from the code above, since it's the one causing the error.

If I remove the torch-gpu-linux source (and just have torch="2.3.0") it works fine

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maybe provide a dockerfile in which the error happens, then we should get past any "works on my computer" differences

(still works on my computer, though!)

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Just being curious; if you use the "-vvv" flag for publish, is "pytorch-gpu" only being added once?

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For some odd reason, changing the version from "0" to "1" in my .toml file seemed to work. I also added "PyPI" as source for the "darwin" source, thus I don't know which of them did the trick but .. 🤷

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perhaps you had previously made changes but forgot to hit "save"...

well anyway: I guess either provide a repro or close this out, please

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It looks like it is adding torch-gpu-linux twice because it is configured in the poetry config as a repository and the pyproject.toml as a source. Poetry merges these 2 at run time and that is probably why you are running into this specific issue. Remove it from the poetry config and try again.

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It looks like it is adding torch-gpu-linux twice because it is configured in the poetry config as a repository and the pyproject.toml as a source. Poetry merges these 2 at run time and that is probably why you are running into this specific issue. Remove it from the poetry config and try again.

Where is the poetry config? I have only modified the pyproject.toml

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I always forget where it is but it doesn't matter, you can modify and see the contents using the 'poetry config' command.

'poetry config --unset repositories.' should do it I think.

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