Printing the twine command for retrying would give this:
Command failed: "t w i n e ' ' u p l o a d"
And with Python2.7, in this and various other spots, a u'unicode' marker would be visible. This is because several things were logged with %r.
In most cases, the only reason for the raw format was so that it was clear where the command started and ended, because it would be enclosed in 'quotes'. But for unicode this becomes u'quotes', which is ugly. Note that we use from __future__ import unicode_literals so all strings in the code are actually unicode.
So instead of %r we now quote it ourselves with '%s'.
mauritsvanrees
commented
6 years ago
Printing the twine command for retrying would give this:
And with Python2.7, in this and various other spots, a
u'unicode'marker would be visible. This is because several things were logged with%r.In most cases, the only reason for the raw format was so that it was clear where the command started and ended, because it would be enclosed in 'quotes'. But for unicode this becomes u'quotes', which is ugly. Note that we use
from __future__ import unicode_literalsso all strings in the code are actually unicode.So instead of
%rwe now quote it ourselves with'%s'.