[09:58:10] <lesocratic> I had already installed python-dev package
[10:02:31] <xafer> lesocratic, and python3-dev maybe since you seem to be installing in a python3.4 env
[19:09:27] <lesocratic> xafer, All is Ok for mme. Thanks you;-)
[19:59:39] <carljm> __machine: that comment you linked is two years old. There hadn't been any discussion of removing dependency_links at that point.
[20:05:13] <carljm> __machine: And I agree that using dependency-links to link to a specific version in setup.py is a bad idea, because it turns your setup.py from an expression of abstract dependencies into concrete dependencies. But that recommendation was a way to replace using a requirements file in setup.py, which has the same problem. So it's no worse.
[23:33:08] <buck1> so somehow we've gotten a bad whl into our private pypi
[23:33:18] <buck1> and we have wheel caching by default all over the place
[23:33:31] <buck1> is there any alternative to tracking down all the caches and rm'ing files?