Improve push-py-pulp error handling and upload visibility

[ronnll]

• Add --disable-progress-bar to twine upload to reduce log noise in CI
• Track upload outcomes (uploaded, skipped, failed) and print a summary at the end of the task for quick at-a-glance results
• Fail the task with exit code 1 when any upload fails, preventing silent failures where the task reports success despite failed uploads

Assisted-by: Claude Opus 4.6 noreply@anthropic.com

Summary by Sourcery

Improve the pulp-upload script’s package upload reporting and robustness.

New Features:

• Add a summary of upload outcomes (uploaded, skipped, failed) at the end of the pulp-upload task for quick visibility.

Bug Fixes:

• Ensure the pulp-upload task exits with a non-zero status when any upload fails to avoid silent failures.

Enhancements:

• Silence the progress bar in twine uploads during CI to reduce log noise.

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

Refines the pulp-upload helper script’s interaction with twine to reduce CI log noise, make per-file upload results explicit, and ensure the overall task fails when any distribution upload fails.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Improve twine upload invocation to minimize noisy progress output in CI.	Add a command-line flag to disable the progress bar in twine upload invocations Ensure the new flag is applied consistently to all upload calls within the script	utils/scripts/pulp-upload
Introduce explicit tracking and reporting of upload outcomes.	Track per-distribution upload status as uploaded, skipped, or failed Aggregate all results and print a concise summary section after processing all uploads Ensure summary output is suitable for quick at-a-glance inspection in CI logs	utils/scripts/pulp-upload
Tighten error handling so the script exits with failure when any upload fails.	Detect if any upload operation returns a failure condition Propagate failure by exiting the script with a non-zero status code when there are failed uploads Avoid previous behavior where uploads could fail while the overall task still reported success	utils/scripts/pulp-upload

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[ronnll]

@jvulgan ptal, I added the failure at the end so that we get visibility into what was uploaded, skipped, and failed before failing the task.

[jvulgan]

lgtm. just squash the commits and also add to the commit body that we're failing the task not only for failed uploads but also for those that are missing atts

[jvulgan]

@ronnll you forgot to squash the commits. I'm not a big fan of force pushing to main to fix it so I guess there's not much we can do now but please next time pay more attention

[ronnll]

@ronnll you forgot to squash the commits. I'm not a big fan of force pushing to main to fix it so I guess there's not much we can do now but please next time pay more attention

@jvulgan ahh welp, youre right. I usually always do, not sure how I missed this. Will double check in the future