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[00:51:26] <jchen> what's the deal with setup.py and pip.conf for alternative pypi servers? I have first-party packages on my localshop server listed in install_requires, but setup.py isn't following my pip.conf configuration (pip works just fine)

[00:54:18] <jchen> a hacky solution would be dropping it into dependency_links with the full url to the sdist on localshop, but that's terrible

[05:14:11] <mithro> Hi - anyone know why the latest version of pypi is unable to download version 2009r of pytz?

[05:14:58] <mithro> It doesn't seem to be failing for any of the normal reasons like insecure versions and such?

[05:17:28] <mithro> Turning on verbose mode shows that it finds the 2009r version on pypi.python.org?

[05:31:04] <mithro> Ahh ha!

[05:31:26] <mithro> The newest pypi changes 2009r into 2009.post0

[05:33:41] <mithro> s/pypi/pip

[21:58:18] <radix> I'm trying to understand the second paragraph of https://pip.pypa.io/en/latest/reference/pip_install.html#wheel-cache , since it seems that when I get pyrsistent 0.7.0 from my wheel cache it's not installing the C extension

[21:58:36] <radix> it says sometihng about building wheels with some tags or whatever but I don't know what that means, since I didn't actually build the wheels

[21:58:48] <radix> is it a bug in the pyrsistent package?

[21:59:14] <radix> (not that I _want_ the pyrsistent C extension, I just happened to notice this)

[22:05:10] <tomprince> radix: Do you use pypy, and install on it first?

[22:07:59] <tomprince> There is a bug in the tool chain, where packages with extensions, that don't install them on pypy get a wheel that looks compatible everywhere.

[22:09:33] <radix> tomprince: huh, maybe

[22:09:59] <dstufft> there is something you can add to the setup.py pyresistent to stop that from happening

[22:10:02] <radix> yeah, I bet that's what happened, I set up a pypy virtualenv with pyrsistent yesterday, and that might have been the first time I installed it with the version of pip that automatically creates wheel caches.