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[08:12:20] <jax> what's up with this new allow-external and allow-unverified..

[08:12:27] <jax> i can't install requirements from a reqs.txt anymore

[08:12:36] <jax> without installing all packages manually

[08:46:27] <apollo13> jax: show your requirements

[08:52:13] <jax> apollo13: http://dpaste.com/0NK4BSC

[08:52:24] <apollo13> jax: and which does it fail to install?

[08:52:32] <jax> it is django-admin-tools causing the problem. i know i can add —allow-external etc before the entry, but the problem is, that pip freeze won't put it back in if i change something

[08:52:42] <jax> apparently it is "unverified"

[08:52:55] <apollo13> than add --allow-unverified django-admin-tools

[08:53:06] <apollo13> and the line below django-admin-tools again

[08:53:15] <jax> pip freeze won't put that in though if i install something new, right?

[08:53:23] <apollo13> certainly not

[08:53:31] <apollo13> pip doesn't know that it was unverified at that point

[08:53:39] <jax> yeah so why can't i just provide —allow-all-unverified to pip install -r reqs.txt

[08:53:53] <jax> like i can --allow-all-external

[08:54:22] <apollo13> dunno, if it were for me I'd complain at django-admin-tools to get their stuff together, but that's just me I guess

[10:47:33] <dzen> mh, I've got an issue with the InstallRequirement class (pip)

[10:47:53] <dzen> ipdb> subreq.egg_info_path('PKG-INFO')

[10:47:53] <dzen> *** AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'endswith'

[10:48:55] <dzen> the code looks for a pip-egg-info directory, which does not exist in six's package

[10:49:51] <dzen> mh, _egg_info_path is not set

[15:22:56] <iandees> hi all, i'm working on a little script to figure out the license for all the projects in my requirements.txt file. is there a way to do this from within python using existing pip/pypi code?

[15:38:11] <kibad> hi all

[15:38:29] <kibad> is there a fix/workaround for this bug https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/1805

[15:39:04] <dstufft> kibad: Not that i'm aware of, I'm not even sure what would be causing that issue yet tbh

[15:39:36] <kibad> :( dstufft this isssue is reproducable each time in my case

[15:39:47] <kibad> I have proxy set and behind corporate

[15:39:59] <dstufft> kibad: is it something in your install_requires, or is it something inside of a setup_requires

[15:42:42] <dstufft> kibad: also can you see if you can reproduce with the in development version of pip?

[15:44:27] <kibad_> sorry

[15:44:32] <kibad_> got disconnected

[15:44:42] <dstufft> no problem :)

[15:44:46] <dstufft> kibad: also can you see if you can reproduce with the in development version of pip?

[15:44:49] <kibad_> I wonder how my user is taken unable to login by actual name

[15:45:20] <kibad_> so you were asking about install_requires or setup_requires

[15:45:38] <kibad_> I'm trying to setup venv for testing purpose

[15:45:50] <kibad_> how can I get the dev version?

[15:45:59] <dstufft> stuff in a setup_requires doesn't get installed by pip, it getsinstalled by setuptools so it doesn't get proxy stuff

[15:46:12] <dstufft> pip install git+https://github.com/pypa/pip.git@develop

[15:53:25] <phschwartz> What is the best way to generate a dependency list for a project. I want to basically generate a list that will list all dependencies including dependencies of dependencies.

[15:54:22] <dstufft> phschwartz: you're probably going to be real sad at the answer

[15:54:34] <dstufft> phschwartz: as far as I know the answer is "install everything and then pip freeze the results"

[15:55:29] <phschwartz> dstufft: That is what I was hoping the answer wasn't.

[15:55:30] <phschwartz> lol

[15:57:31] <phschwartz> Is there a way via pip to pull the meta info from the sdist without downloading it, or is downloading 100% the only way

[15:58:03] <dstufft> downloading is the only way

[15:58:46] <tomprince> pip wheel will download, and show all the information (but not in an easy to consume way.

[15:59:36] <phschwartz> tomprince: I don't mind a hard to consume format if I am able to build a list that I can override items in with things from local repos if I need to. (As that is the goal).

[16:00:59] <tomprince> The cuurent best solution is to build a page with links to all the packages (they can be git+https links even), that you pass to --find-links. (Likely with --no-index)

[16:01:50] <phschwartz> tomprince: how exactly does that work? I have not seen --find-links before

[16:06:26] <phschwartz> Ok, from what I see that might help. Is it possible to have it follow find-links > index for installs so we can still have it install deps for something we find with find-links from the cheeseshop?

[16:08:51] <tomprince> Sure.

[16:13:04] <DanielHolth> the thing about pip wheel is that instead of a list, you get a folder with all the dependencies as installable archives

[16:13:25] <kibad_> dstufft: where /usr/bin/pip be pointing to?

[16:23:32] <phschwartz> tomprince: I created an html page with a git+https link and it doesn't appear to find the package. Do you know of any examples using it that I can look at?

[16:24:07] <tomprince> You need to specify #egg I think.

[16:24:16] <tomprince> dstufft is the one who discoved that that worked, I think.

[16:24:45] <phschwartz> tomprince: I used git+https://github.com/klmitch/framer.git#egg=framer

[16:24:53] <phschwartz> dstufft: Have yo used it before?

[16:24:59] <phschwartz> *you

[16:25:36] <dstufft> pip install --no-index --find-links https://rawgit.com/dstufft/ffc99ab66129e01043ff/raw/e5491634851658c59c116196f80d279ccc4e5399/git-index.html packaging

[16:25:44] <dstufft> https://gist.github.com/dstufft/ffc99ab66129e01043ff

[16:28:17] <phschwartz> dstufft: Looks like you need the version you want in the egg= which I did not have. :) ty, that worked.

[16:29:32] <phschwartz> dstufft: hmm, actually. if I remove the no-index I was using so it can find the deps that go with the module form pypi, it downloads the module from pypi also instead of git.

[16:29:43] <phschwartz> Is there a way to force it to use the link if it is there.

[16:32:35] <dstufft> phschwartz: I think you'd need to use a requirements.txt file for that

[16:40:04] <kibad_> dstufft: still the behavior is same :(

[16:40:25] <kibad_> Timeout: (<pip._vendor.requests.packages.urllib3.connection.VerifiedHTTPSConnection object at 0x29a8210>, 'Connection to pypi.python.org timed out. (connect timeout=15)') is final error

[16:40:29] <kibad_> here is the log

[16:41:30] <kibad_> https://dpaste.de/Tjm3

[16:43:15] <dstufft> kibad_: how are you configuring your proxy, is it with --proxy?

[16:44:23] <kibad> hi

[16:44:29] <kibad> got disconnected again

[16:44:37] <kibad> I've configred proxy in bashrc

[16:44:47] <kibad> should I mention it explicitly for pip?

[16:45:09] <kibad> I mean I'm running tox

[16:45:22] <kibad> which is internally installing packages using pip

[16:47:08] <dstufft> kibad: no it's fine, i'm creating a script to reproduce

[16:47:18] <dstufft> kibad: so you have http_proxy and https_proxy envvars set?

[16:47:39] <kibad> yes I do have both

[16:50:35] <dstufft> kibad: can you ``pip install requests`` and then run this script and tell me if it fails? https://gist.github.com/dstufft/cea64511ef6bcbed164c

[16:55:14] <kibad> dstufft: failed after 51

[16:55:16] <kibad> https://dpaste.de/doVg/raw

[16:55:24] <dstufft> kibad: thanks

[16:55:27] <dstufft> this is a requests bug then

[16:55:40] <kibad> oh

[16:56:01] <dstufft> I'll file a bug report

[16:56:01] <kibad> how should I proceed then?

[16:56:27] <kibad> ok thats great

[16:56:43] <kibad> can I be in loop?

[16:57:15] <kibad> or someway for me to know about status?

[16:57:23] <dstufft> kibad: yea moment

[16:57:28] <dstufft> kibad: what verison of requests did you use, 2.3.0?

[16:57:29] <kibad> sure

[16:57:45] <kibad> yes

[17:00:12] <dstufft> kibad: https://github.com/kennethreitz/requests/issues/2110

[17:00:31] <dstufft> kibad: btw the requests channel is #python-requests

[17:00:53] <kibad> thanks lot dstufft

[17:01:19] <kibad> It really helped my struggle

[17:35:46] <kibad> dstufft: also I would like to know if there is a way to allow all externals at one??

[17:36:00] <dstufft> kibad: --allow-all-external

[17:36:02] <kibad> because when I do install cryptography which is required by python-glanceclient

[17:36:12] <kibad> that flag doesn't work :(

[17:36:19] <kibad> *didnt

[17:36:36] <kibad> It used to throw error

[17:42:18] <kibad> https://dpaste.de/6muH/raw

[18:02:34] <dstufft> kibad: your problem isn't external then, it's unverified, and there's no way to allow all unverified because it's a security risk to install them

[18:03:56] <kibad> thats bad :(

[18:04:09] <kibad> thanks dstufft :)

[19:45:01] <hashar> hello pip folks. I was wondering how to point to a local package in my requirements.txt

[19:45:21] <hashar> I would like to embed a third party library and avoid folks download it (the tar ball would be provided in my tree)

[19:47:39] <hashar> bah found it

[19:47:48] <hashar> pip install --download . <whatever>

[19:48:00] <hashar> then in requirements.txt : whatever.tar.gz

[19:48:04] <hashar> you guys are awesome

[23:34:37] <mbrzuzy> Guys, would you know why I wouldn't be able to install MySQL-python?

[23:34:47] <mbrzuzy> error is clang: error: unknown argument: '-mno-fused-madd'

[23:37:32] <tos9> Because Apple.

[23:37:52] <tos9> You want ARCHFLAGS=-Wno-unused-command-line-argument-hard-error-in-future whatyouran

[23:39:56] <mbrzuzy> Thanks tos9, you're a life saver!

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