Using Twine to upload to PyPI

[9a24f0]

I tried to look at Twine's guide as in here
However, I got this when using twine upload --repository-url https://test.pypi.org/legacy/ dist/*

HTTPError: 403 Client Error: Invalid or non-existent authentication information. See https://test.pypi.org/help/#invalid-auth for details for url: https://test.pypi.org/legacy/

[9a24f0]

@McSinyx any guide on this :/

[McSinyx]

Could be invalid or non-existent authentication information. What username/password did you use? BTW please be explicit, dist/* is not.

[McSinyx]

BTW you can benefit from having something like this at $HOME.

[9a24f0]

oops, please check if I have done it correctly...
Palace is on 0.1.12 now on PyPI

[McSinyx]

You need to do the other things said in GH-70 to create the wheels.

[McSinyx]

Oh f*k I told you to be explicit on the uploading, we don't want eggs there.

[McSinyx]

Jesus you uploaded all the eggs there ugh.

[9a24f0]

the eggs?...

[McSinyx]

NEVER USE WILDCARDS FOR ANYTHING THAT IS IMPORTANT, NAMELY VERSION CONTROL, RELEASES, ETC! THIS IS NOT EVEN THE FIRST TIME I HAVE TO TELL YOU THIS! Only upload the sdist (source distribution)!

[9a24f0]

How can I fix it then.

[McSinyx]

Already deleted ugh, just always be extra careful when do things that are important. Now please draft the release on GitHub so Travis can publish the wheels.

[McSinyx]

Labeled as invalid because the issue is with usage of Twine, which is out of palace's scope.

[McSinyx]

Labeled as distribution since it might fit better.

@9a24f0 and @Huy-Ngo, after the discussion linked above, I realized a few things:

1. Sometimes seemingly I pushed you guys too hard outta your comfort zones, and when things went weird I freaked tf out and was not really nice. Please take my apologies for any unpleasant moment you might experienced in the past. Additionally, if there's anything wrong with the way I manage this project, it's time to tell my now so we can fix it together.
2. As a reminder, pip install . -v --no-build-isolation might be a decent alternative to ./setup.py install --user if you like the output.

Thank you for the (past, present and future) time and effort you all put into this and also with me 😄 Cheers!