Bug: pipx/uv extra index url not used

[Finkregh]

I'd like to install a cli tool from a local python registry/index:

# config.toml

[tools."pipx:commandname"]
version = "latest"
extras = "full"
uvx_args = '--index=https://internal/artifactory/api/pypi/bar/simple --from actual-package-name'

I have also tried to set UV_INDEX and PIP_EXTRA_INDEX_URL, I always get this error:

mise ERROR [~/.config/mise/config.toml] pipx:commandname@latest: HTTP status client error (404 Not Found) for url (https://pypi.org/pypi/actual-package-name/json)

When setting UV_INDEX I can use uvx --from actual-package-name commandname w/o error.

[jdx]

it's probably not a bug, it's happening because listing versions doesn't use uvx_args. I assume if you specify a full version it will work. We will either need index (or something) as a new option which would handle this.

Code is here:

mise/src/backend/pipx.rs

Lines 50 to 60 in 033aa14

	PipxRequest::Pypi(package) => {
	let url = format!("https://pypi.org/pypi/{}/json", package);
	let data: PypiPackage = HTTP_FETCH.json(url)?;
	let versions = data
	.releases
	.keys()
	.map(|v| v.to_string())
	.sorted_by_cached_key(|v| Versioning::new(v))
	.collect();
	Ok(versions)
	}

[Finkregh]

If I use a specific version, I still get the same error (just with the specific version):

[tools."pipx:commandname"]
version = "6.0.8"
extras = "full"
uvx_args = '--index=https://internal/artifactory/api/pypi/bar/simple --from actual-package-name'

mise ERROR [~/.config/mise/config.toml] pipx:[email protected]: HTTP status client error (404 Not Found) for url (https://pypi.org/pypi/commandname/json)

And I just saw that I did not replace the names properly in the initial post. It tries to look at /pypy/commandname/json instead of the value from --from.
Is the config from the initial post correct, if the package is named actual-package-name and provides an executable commandname?

[clement-tourriere]

Sadly it doesn't work at all for the moment :'( #3893

[krishnakumarg1984]

There's also pipxu which is like pipx but uses uv. In my experience, it is extremely fast, and perhaps mise can use it as a backend.