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[02:33:21] <gp> Does anyone happen to know if devpi is compatible with uploads from twine? I am writing new build scripts but I have never used either before and hoping someone can save me the trouble if it doesn't work

[03:10:44] <dstufft> it should work I think, twine does the same thing as setup.py upload, which I believe works with devpi

[03:29:57] <gp> great. thanks

[03:33:16] <gp> I am uploading wheels of a requirements.txt to speed up subsequent builds. Is it possible to tell twine skip uploading if the file already exists on the index?

[08:25:05] <ronny|2> hi

[08:25:49] <ronny|2> does anyone have an idea when setuptools started to set custom keys to None

[13:09:23] <gp> I am trying to upload with twine providing all options from the command line but I keep getting KeyError: Missing "repo_foo_url" section from the config file. Can I upload without a config file?

[13:29:44] <gp> I guess I can just generate it on the fly. It would be nice to be able to specify everything on the command line though

[16:14:45] <woshty> Is there any security in pip?

[16:21:32] <stbatduke> Hey #PyPa! I just asked a question on superuser.com : http://superuser.com/questions/806773/installing-specific-not-in-repository-version-of-python-dev-within-virtualenv-wi .... I am trying to figure out how to install python-dev in a virtualenv when I do not have access to apt - I have debian 6.0.9 and python 2.6.6 install on the system, but python 2.7.5 in the virtualenv and want to find the place to download source for python-dev for 2.7.5 and then instru

[19:54:49] <gp> I am trying to setup a workflow such that pip wheel searches for the latest version and then uses a wheel that I've precompiled if available. Otherwise, build a new one. I can't get it working. First I tried using a devpi pypi mirror/cache. The problem with that is instead of fetching from pypi, pip fails if there is a wheel uploaded to devpi but it isn't the specified version in a requirements file. Then I tried pointing find-links to the devpi repo index,

[20:24:36] <gp> Dang... pretty sure this was because I was accidentally overwriting PIP_INDEX_URL =/ hah

[20:36:15] <stbatduke> If I have an application running in a virtualenv with a different version of python than the "system" version, and requires the python-dev OS package, but I cannot install python-dev in the OS (like with apt) because that will break other applications, how could I go about installing the python-dev librarires in my virtualenv without effecting the rest of the OS?

[20:41:03] <gp> Yep that was the problem. 20 minute build now takes 3 minutes! huraah