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[00:51:27] <sontek> nanonyme: Reloading the process works perfectly as long as I'm using editable installations instead of sdists

[00:51:40] <sontek> I'd like it to work no matter how I install

[03:36:23] <ThisIsDog> I'm trying to set up a virtualenv for python3 on my Mac. I installed virtualenv 1.11.6 with 'pip install virtualenv', and I installed python3 on my machine with 'brew install python3'. I then tried to create my virtualenv with 'virtualenv -p /usr/local/bin/python3 <location_for_virtualenv>'. I get the error 'ImportError: No module named 'ConfigParser''. Any suggestions?

[03:38:54] <ThisIsDog> This is the output I get http://pastebin.com/NDK4ebPF

[13:50:08] <apollo13> dstufft: around?

[16:18:54] <The-Compiler> Is it actually a good idea to do "import ez_setup; ez_setup.use_setuptools()" in my setup.py? It might make sense on Windows or so, but people who want to package my application on Linux get trouble because their distribution doesn't whave the newest version of setuptools maybe, and then my package contains setuptools

[18:21:22] <nanonyme> sontek, even when it works, it's rather hacky and fragile. I'd just have fresh processes and solve zero downtime in another way

[21:36:27] <deasy> hi :p

[21:36:34] <deasy> some has broke his PIP

[21:36:53] <deasy> is it stored somewhere which packets pip has installed ?

[21:37:00] <deasy> thank you very much

[21:37:06] <deasy> someone* oops

[21:41:48] <carljm> deasy: it's stored where the packages are installed, more or less (that is, the site-packages directory)

[21:42:03] <carljm> there will be .egg-info directories there for every installed package, containing its metdata

[21:44:22] <deasy> .egg-info is only created by pip ?

[21:45:49] <carljm> generally yes

[21:45:59] <carljm> easy_install will create .egg directories or zip files

[21:46:04] <deasy> ok ok

[21:46:33] <carljm> technically possible for someone to install a package using "python setup.py install --single-version-externally-managed" -- that will create a .egg-info dir

[21:46:43] <carljm> but nobody does that outside pip

[21:51:54] <deasy> so how pip do the output of freeze ? it read each directory names?