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New serial causing bandersnatch to generate no link Simple HTML files #5331
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Can confirm that there is not a new release of |
Also confirming that these changes occurred, and that they indeed each lead to an increment of the serial. Journal: The internal bandersnatch mirror is handling this fine, so I do believe it's a potential regression in bandersnatch. It's also possible that some CDN purging issues we're seeing at the moment may be a compounding factor. |
For reference, internal PyPI bandersnatch is running 2.2.1 |
Cheers for the info @ewdurbin - I'll try repro on my laptop this afternoon with bandersnatch trunk. |
Making the CI job try and download black and not remove the temp repo on the filesystem I can repro on my laptop. Will dig in and debug bandersnatch. Will close this if I can make a suitable fix in bandersnatch code or submit a PR to Warehouse. |
Root caused - Loading all the bandersnatch plugins by default creates unexpected implicit behavior. Turned that off. PR up. Can close here. |
Describe the bug
I can not see evidence of a new black release today but for some reason 3 of my production bandersnatch mirrors generated ano link index.html. Example:
If this is just an internal error or a known problem please just link me to that and we can close this :).
Expected behavior
Only generate a new serial on new versions. (I could be wrong here)
To Reproduce
Not sure here - As asked above, is there a log somewhere to see why a new serial was generated? Or some datasource I / the general public have access to?
My Platform
OS: CentOS
Client = Bandersnatch 3.1.1
Additional context
Have opened pypa/bandersnatch#140 as this is probably a bandersnatch issue.
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