PyPi: Module code doesn't update when I upload a new version











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I created my first module, and released the first version 0.0.1. I then completed my todo list and added more functions and enhanced most of the old code, and tried to upload a new version (0.0.2). It took long but I finally did upload it.



I reinstalled it to get the latest version, and tried it. All the new functions didn't work, and it was basically the old code (0.0.1). I released new builds to try and fix the problem, but it wont work: "module 'modulename' has no attribute 'notify'"



I did twine upload --skip-existing dist/*, pip --no-cache-dir install module and tried to remove all files with that module name before installing it again, but it still had the old code. I downloaded the .tar.gz and went to the folder the __init__.py and the module.py files were, and the code was up to date.



Is it because of my computer, or is the code not updating? It's confusing, so I need help on this. Thanks






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  • How long did you wait after the upload? The PyPI CDN can take some time to propagate new packages.
    – MisterMiyagi
    18 hours ago










  • It updated instantly and when I used pip to install it, it said "Installed module==0.0.2.3"
    – Cyclip
    18 hours ago















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I created my first module, and released the first version 0.0.1. I then completed my todo list and added more functions and enhanced most of the old code, and tried to upload a new version (0.0.2). It took long but I finally did upload it.



I reinstalled it to get the latest version, and tried it. All the new functions didn't work, and it was basically the old code (0.0.1). I released new builds to try and fix the problem, but it wont work: "module 'modulename' has no attribute 'notify'"



I did twine upload --skip-existing dist/*, pip --no-cache-dir install module and tried to remove all files with that module name before installing it again, but it still had the old code. I downloaded the .tar.gz and went to the folder the __init__.py and the module.py files were, and the code was up to date.



Is it because of my computer, or is the code not updating? It's confusing, so I need help on this. Thanks






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  • How long did you wait after the upload? The PyPI CDN can take some time to propagate new packages.
    – MisterMiyagi
    18 hours ago










  • It updated instantly and when I used pip to install it, it said "Installed module==0.0.2.3"
    – Cyclip
    18 hours ago













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I created my first module, and released the first version 0.0.1. I then completed my todo list and added more functions and enhanced most of the old code, and tried to upload a new version (0.0.2). It took long but I finally did upload it.



I reinstalled it to get the latest version, and tried it. All the new functions didn't work, and it was basically the old code (0.0.1). I released new builds to try and fix the problem, but it wont work: "module 'modulename' has no attribute 'notify'"



I did twine upload --skip-existing dist/*, pip --no-cache-dir install module and tried to remove all files with that module name before installing it again, but it still had the old code. I downloaded the .tar.gz and went to the folder the __init__.py and the module.py files were, and the code was up to date.



Is it because of my computer, or is the code not updating? It's confusing, so I need help on this. Thanks






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I created my first module, and released the first version 0.0.1. I then completed my todo list and added more functions and enhanced most of the old code, and tried to upload a new version (0.0.2). It took long but I finally did upload it.



I reinstalled it to get the latest version, and tried it. All the new functions didn't work, and it was basically the old code (0.0.1). I released new builds to try and fix the problem, but it wont work: "module 'modulename' has no attribute 'notify'"



I did twine upload --skip-existing dist/*, pip --no-cache-dir install module and tried to remove all files with that module name before installing it again, but it still had the old code. I downloaded the .tar.gz and went to the folder the __init__.py and the module.py files were, and the code was up to date.



Is it because of my computer, or is the code not updating? It's confusing, so I need help on this. Thanks






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  • How long did you wait after the upload? The PyPI CDN can take some time to propagate new packages.
    – MisterMiyagi
    18 hours ago










  • It updated instantly and when I used pip to install it, it said "Installed module==0.0.2.3"
    – Cyclip
    18 hours ago


















  • How long did you wait after the upload? The PyPI CDN can take some time to propagate new packages.
    – MisterMiyagi
    18 hours ago










  • It updated instantly and when I used pip to install it, it said "Installed module==0.0.2.3"
    – Cyclip
    18 hours ago
















How long did you wait after the upload? The PyPI CDN can take some time to propagate new packages.
– MisterMiyagi
18 hours ago




How long did you wait after the upload? The PyPI CDN can take some time to propagate new packages.
– MisterMiyagi
18 hours ago












It updated instantly and when I used pip to install it, it said "Installed module==0.0.2.3"
– Cyclip
18 hours ago




It updated instantly and when I used pip to install it, it said "Installed module==0.0.2.3"
– Cyclip
18 hours ago

















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