Example - Use custom artifactory pypi repo
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Description
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!
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Start by reviewing the build.gradle configuration and any existing repository examples in the project. Document how a custom PyPI Artifactory mirror should be configured there, and verify that the example clearly covers the requested repository setup.
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