I believe our most recent releases (Biopython 1.63, 1.64, 1.65) were already uploaded and hosted on PyPI. We had an email relating to PEP470 regarding our self-hosting of the older releases (Biopython 1.00 through 1.63b).
We (actually @chapmanb) just ran the tool to upload these older releases to be hosted on PyPI, which went very smoothly [thank you!].
Unfortunately it left the most recent upload (Biopython 1.63b) as the default. Once I noticed it was easy to go into the PyPI web-interface to hide 1.63b and unhide the current release 1.65 instead.
(This may be a bug/limitation of PyPI itself rather than the upload tool?)
@Biopython has the "Auto-hide old releases" feature enabled on PyPI, https://pypi.python.org/pypi/biopython/
I believe our most recent releases (Biopython 1.63, 1.64, 1.65) were already uploaded and hosted on PyPI. We had an email relating to PEP470 regarding our self-hosting of the older releases (Biopython 1.00 through 1.63b).
We (actually @chapmanb) just ran the tool to upload these older releases to be hosted on PyPI, which went very smoothly [thank you!].
Unfortunately it left the most recent upload (Biopython 1.63b) as the default. Once I noticed it was easy to go into the PyPI web-interface to hide 1.63b and unhide the current release 1.65 instead.
(This may be a bug/limitation of PyPI itself rather than the upload tool?)