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[03:55:04] <radix> hum, so do people just paste their README.rst files into the "Description" field on pypi every time they release?

[03:55:11] <radix> or is there some way to have that done automatically based on the content of the uploads?

[04:17:31] <tomprince> radix: long_description and setup.py upload I think.

[04:17:45] <tomprince> upload? Or maybe register.

[04:17:52] <radix> hm, I used twine to upload my packages

[04:18:08] <radix> oh, and long_description is actually a short thing

[04:18:19] <radix> I guess I could do long_description=open('README.rst').read()

[06:39:40] <Ivo> radix: you can look at https://github.com/pypa/sampleproject for some ideas

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[16:01:41] <davidovich> hi, can someone have a look at https://github.com/pypa/pip/pull/1834 ?

[16:05:36] <davidovich> jaraco: did you have time to look at my updated change for binary scripts ? (https://bitbucket.org/pypa/setuptools/pull-request/60/fix-regression-in-issue-218)

[16:08:32] <Ivo> davidovich: pf_moore is our resident windows developer :)

[16:08:56] <Ivo> currently we need to get the failing build fixed, unfortunately not totally trivial

[16:09:18] <dingus9> hey quick question: trying to add a local git repo to my requirments.txt... getting "Could not find any downloads" when only when including my library from another requirements.txt in a project that depends on the former

[16:09:55] <davidovich> Ivo: failing where?

[16:10:48] <jaraco> davidovich, I have not had time, but I hope to look at things this weekend.

[16:10:55] <jaraco> Ivo, I'm also a Windows developer.

[16:11:10] <Ivo> davidovich: one tests relies on pypi.appspot.com which no longer works after pypi mirror support ended, not sure who runs it either :/

[16:11:17] <Ivo> jaraco: you hardly have time to work on setuptools! :P

[16:11:35] <Ivo> I suppose I shold say resident pip developer instead

[16:12:13] <dingus9> ^^ So a -> requirements.txt requires git+ssh://...libB -> libB requirements.txt requires git+ssh://...libc.git

[16:12:18] <jaraco> Ivo, fair enough. I thought you were responding to the setuptools inquiry w.r.t. windows.

[16:13:04] <dingus9> anyone seen where the cascading deps fail like this?

[16:13:49] <Ivo> jaraco: ah sorry I was replying to request on the pip pull... you're welcome to comment if the unc path handling looks correct / runs correctly!

[16:13:50] <dingus9> I'm down to adding the libC directly to app a

[16:15:06] <Ivo> dingus9: requirements.txt does not get looked at all when installing a project from setup.py

[16:16:01] <Ivo> hopefully I'm interpreting the nature of your predicament correctly

[16:16:02] <dingus9> Ivo: doing pip install -r requirements.txt for app A... does that not cascade through deps

[16:16:56] <dingus9> Ivo: also in setup.py from pip.req import parse_requirements

[16:17:07] <Ivo> dingus9: the requirements.txt uses a -r ../../blah/project_b_requirements.txt ?

[16:17:30] <dingus9> let me gist it ;)

[16:18:00] <Ivo> i gotta go to sleep sorry

[16:18:14] <Ivo> sounds pretty hacky tho :/

[16:24:22] <dingus9> Ivo: https://gist.github.com/dingus9/e4e56a3a14f13abfe70f

[16:24:26] <dingus9> or anyone else

[16:24:40] <dstufft> Ivo: why don't we just stop rlying on pypi.appspot.com

[16:28:24] <elarson> dingus9: so you are saying that when you use a git+ssh entry in your requirements.txt it doesn't subsequently install that packages requirements?

[16:29:10] <dingus9> it seems to fail for nested packages not available from pypy

[16:29:42] <dingus9> IE: a git repo requiring another git repo

[16:32:12] <elarson> dingus9: hmm... thinking about it for a second, wouldn't pip checkout the repo and install it via pip install -e in which case it would look for a setup.py that couldn't have another git repo as a dep. right?

[16:42:58] <dingus9> elarson: I'm doing from pip.req import parse_requirements

[16:43:19] <dingus9> it seems to work from setup.py but IDK anymore

[16:44:03] <elarson> dingus9: ah, so in the sub-repo's setup.py you do that?

[17:00:00] <dingus9> elarson: yeah

[17:00:25] <dingus9> the actual error I'm getting is "Could not find any downloads that satisfy the requirement my-reponame"

[17:01:25] <dingus9> elarson: is there a way to specify what a -e git+ssh repo provides?

[17:02:31] <dingus9> I tried adding the ==version to the end of the #egg string which makes pip think it's to find that non existent version

[17:02:41] <dingus9> I want to provide that version some how

[17:03:51] <elarson> dingus9: I'm not really sure. I typically would just use a build script for this sort of thing rather than try to cook it into my setup.py

[17:04:53] <dingus9> hmm ok just noticed my second dependency is being installed as python_keystoneclient-dev

[17:05:08] <dingus9> maybe I can ref that generated name

[20:53:11] <glyph> $ python get-pip.py

[20:53:19] <glyph> Segmentation fault

[20:53:24] <glyph> should I be worried?

[20:54:05] <apollo13> glyph: what does gdb say :þ

[20:54:17] <glyph> # apt-get install gdb

[20:54:17] <glyph> Segmentation faultsts... 0%

[20:54:23] <glyph> okay probably not pip's fault then.

[20:54:36] <apollo13> this is not windows

[20:54:44] <ionelmc> glyph: pip install faulthandler :P

[20:54:50] <ionelmc> j/k

[20:55:02] <ionelmc> if it's py3 then it's builtin

[20:55:23] <ionelmc> https://docs.python.org/3/library/faulthandler.html#faulthandler.enable

[20:57:28] <ionelmc> is dstufft around?

[20:58:06] <glyph> yeah reboot fixed it

[20:58:16] <glyph> bad RAM on the host machine or something, I don't know

[21:01:25] <apollo13> run memcheck and block ignore the failing blocks…

[21:01:32] <apollo13> s/ignore//

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