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The PR extends the _is_file_exists_error method’s conditional checks to recognize the new ‘cannot be updated’ message from newer Nexus OSS versions, ensuring the --skip-existing flag correctly skips uploads for these errors.

Class diagram for updated _is_file_exists_error method logic

classDiagram
class Uploader {
    _is_file_exists_error(response: requests.Response) bool
}
Uploader : +_is_file_exists_error checks for
Uploader : - status == 400 and "already exist" in reason_and_text
Uploader : - status == 400 and "updating asset" in reason_and_text
Uploader : + status == 400 and "cannot be updated" in reason_and_text
Uploader : - status == 403 and "overwrite artifact" in reason_and_text
Uploader : - status == 403 and "overwrite artifact" in reason_and_text
Uploader : - status == 403 and "overwrite artifact" in reason_and_text

File-Level Changes

Assessment against linked issues

Possibly linked issues

• Poetry crashes when using poetry publish --skip-existing with Nexus OSS #10602: The PR updates the _is_file_exists_error function to recognize the '400 cannot be updated' error from Nexus OSS, resolving the --skip-existing flag issue.

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