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[09:50:08] <bencc> how can I list the available releases of a package?

[09:50:10] <bencc> with pip

[09:58:47] <hashar> bencc: pip search <yourpackage>

[09:58:54] <hashar> bencc: would it works for you? :D

[09:59:40] <bencc> hashar: checking

[10:00:43] <hashar> bencc: there is also: pip list --outdated

[10:18:04] <bencc> hashar: I just looked at the requirements.txt. thanks

[13:09:35] <givememyeggyolk> hey there

[13:10:10] <givememyeggyolk> i've just started using virtualenv and I'm trying to make it work between my two computers that share the same resourcees

[13:10:23] <givememyeggyolk> one runs osx and the other linux

[13:10:45] <givememyeggyolk> is it possible to have one single environment that works on both machines?

[13:10:54] <Wooble> Don't try to share venvs, recreate them on both machines from a common requirements.txt.

[13:10:58] <givememyeggyolk> or what would be the recommended approach?

[13:12:27] <givememyeggyolk> i see

[13:13:01] <givememyeggyolk> can't they at least share the downloaded packages? to reduce the storage required

[13:15:12] <Wooble> sure, use --find-links with pip

[13:16:25] <givememyeggyolk> i'll try that

[13:16:26] <givememyeggyolk> thanks

[13:16:27] <givememyeggyolk> :)

[13:16:29] <givememyeggyolk> have a nice day

[13:35:05] <jwhite007> anyone in here use virtualenvwrapper?

[13:39:17] <apollo13> jwhite007: you'll have more luck if you just ask your question

[13:41:23] <jwhite007> well…. i know that i can create a project from a project that already exists with the "-f" flag, however if the virtualenv already exists, "mkproject -f" fails. is there a way to force the mkproject even if a virtualenv already exists?

[13:42:58] <doismellburning> #virtualenvwrapper ?

[13:44:40] <jwhite007> doismellburning: i don't think a virtualenvwrapper channel exists…. does it?

[13:49:35] <doismellburning> apparently not, apologies

[13:49:41] <doismellburning> what was I thinking of :s

[13:50:52] <jwhite007> doismellburning: since this is a channel for all pypa-related topics, including virtualenv, i thought i'd give troubleshooting my problem in here a shot.