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Example - Use custom artifactory pypi repo #302
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@marcosflobo Did you ever figure out how to do that? I've the exact same question and given the lack of a response here I doubt I'll get one to my issue. I'm debating whether to use pyGradle at all now. |
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Just add in your build.gradle path to your ivy repository. repositories { |
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Sorry for the 1 year late @srvxid , I didn't so far |
Hi all,
I'm looking for some example for: Configure in my build.gradle my custom Pypi Artifactory repo
So, I already have configured a PyPi mirror in my Artifactory. I would like to have an example about how to configure this PyPi artifactory repository in a build.gradle file.
Thanks!