[13:38:13] <pradyunsg> It looks like pip will be dropping Python 2 support in 21.0 (Jan 2021 release). Unless one of the pip maintainers argues that we should keep it around for longer (super unlikely).
[13:41:14] <pradyunsg> I'll be filing an issue and PR and all that for further discussion in pip's repo later today, after I do some work. Just wanted to drop the news here, in case anyone's interested.
[15:53:29] <tos9> https://github.com/pypa/twine/issues/591 seems to me like another example of "new users / beginners should not run twine upload"
[15:54:52] <tos9> (but rather run some other thing that does build + upload together, which doesn't exist yet obviously, but yeah I'm not surprised whenever I see someone screw that up personally)
[16:20:09] <tos9> I think the virtualenv release that just went out broke things maybe?
[16:20:32] <tos9> but getting RuntimeError: failed to detect pypy2.7.13-64|pypy2.7.13|pypy2.7-64|pypy2.7|pypy2-64|pypy2|pypy-64|pypy|python2.7.13-64|python2.7.13|python2.7-64|python2.7|python2-64|python2|python-64|python in /usr/local/Cellar/pypy/7.3.1_1/libexec
[16:20:38] <tos9> trying to figure out where that's coming from
[16:20:58] <tos9> oh there's a gitter now, /me moves there
[16:23:45] <tos9> (also the release is 2 days old so that's nonsense from me anyhow, but still figuring out where that's coming from)
[18:00:32] <toad_polo> Introduce a whole spec that is a workaround for no one having time to implement the actually good spec we have but for which a workaround already exists?
[18:01:56] <toad_polo> It's not even hard to do the PoC, just despite the fact that everyone complains about editable installs, no one has bothered to implement it.
[20:20:12] <Flameeyes> hi folks! does anybody have a clear idea of how critical it is for cachecontrol to maintain Python 2.7 support for pip?
[20:21:57] <Flameeyes> context: I'm trying to get it to actually respect RFC7234, and that requires some complex header parsing, and the one library I found to do that is Python 3 only :/
[22:37:56] <travis-ci> pypa/twine#1378 (master - 653e82f : Brian Rutledge): The build passed.