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[01:37:49] <Moult> wickman: ping

[12:07:22] <doismellburning> I have an index URL that I can curl just fine; when I `pip search --index $INDEX_URL mypackage` I get `ProtocolError: <ProtocolError for user:pass@host/simple: 403 FORBIDDEN>` with pip 1.5 on python 2.7 - I'm slightly lost as to why

[12:21:22] <ionelmc> doismellburning: maybe it just doesn't know http basic auth

[12:22:05] <ionelmc> see https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/51

[16:08:13] <tos9> Does there exist a way to build a directory containing recursive deps as specified by requirements files where I get wheels for any universal wheels, and sdists for anything else

[16:09:01] <tos9> Other than "download all the sdists, leave those, then build wheels too"

[16:12:35] <tomprince> 'pip wheel -r... ' and then only grab the universal ones?

[16:12:53] <tomprince> which you can identify by filename.

[16:13:19] <tos9> yeah, but that wastes a bunch of time, and requires some work

[16:13:26] <tos9> since you now need sdists for the ones you ignored

[16:13:32] <tos9> and those sdists could have been downloaded the first time

[16:14:19] <ionelmc> kinda makes one wonder why would you want wheels just for the universal stuff

[16:14:41] <tos9> basically I'm trying to work around various pip issues, and trying to find an actual thing that works

[16:14:47] <tos9> I would like wheels because they will install faster

[16:14:52] <tos9> but they aren't portable

[16:15:01] <tos9> so I want sdists. But sdists are doing weird things with versions.

[16:15:03] <ionelmc> the largest gain is on the non-universal stuff

[16:15:58] <tos9> If I have a requirements.txt that specifies http://example.com/foo-latest.tar.gz#egg=foo, and you download that tar, pip is somehow unhappy with actually admitting that the tar it just downloaded satisfies the version in the requirements file

[16:16:04] <tos9> But it's happy with a wheel.

[16:16:15] <ionelmc> having wheelhouse per platform is simplest way i think

[23:03:09] <dstufft> tdsmith: btw, I pushed a 6.0.7 a bit ago, do you want me to leave it up to you to bump it?

[23:04:02] <tdsmith> just saw on #python-dev! i'll get it, thanks for offering

[23:04:45] <dstufft> tdsmith: ok :D

[23:04:50] <dstufft> I have a checklist of placesI know hardcode pip versions heh