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[07:18:17] <ktosiek> Is it just me or is half of pip deprecated?

[08:38:09] <pjdelport> That's just the half-empty version of "rapidly improving"

[09:25:45] <pjdelport> Is there a way to take advantage of pip's binary wheel caching when running "pip wheel" itself?

[09:29:45] <pjdelport> If I use "pip wheel foo bar ..." or "pip wheel -r <...>" to collect some packages for pushing to a server, pip seems to use the wheel cache for dependencies, but not for the packages directly listed on the command line or requirements file.

[09:32:10] <skylite> can I install a virtualenv and all the dependencies in requirements.txt with one command?

[09:38:41] <pjdelport> Not with pip, but virualenvwrapper lets you do "mkvirtualenv -r req.txt foo"

[09:42:16] <skylite> thx

[15:35:04] <dstufft> ktosiek: I don't think near half of pip is deprecated :) but even if it were, it's that bad half that needs to go ;P

[19:39:17] <Doyle> Hey, is there a way to check the version of a package prior to installing it?

[19:41:07] <ktosiek> install --no-install?

[19:42:58] <ktosiek> hmm, or maybe that's gone

[19:48:30] <Doyle> Looks like that's gone

[19:48:56] <Doyle> You can do --download . -v package

[19:49:43] <Doyle> What does pip check to get the versions available? If you could just run that it'd be useful.

[19:56:43] <ktosiek> it looks for them in indexes, dependency links, and --find-links directory

[19:57:29] <ktosiek> I'm not sure where the code that does actual looking is

[19:59:04] <ktosiek> what do you need that version for BTW?

[21:38:00] <Doyle> ktosiek, I'm adding a package to a requirements.txt file

[21:38:14] <Doyle> to specify the version you need to know it

[21:38:24] <Doyle> I found that I can just go on github and find it there

[21:38:29] <ktosiek> oh, I just pip install and look at log then

[21:38:41] <ktosiek> or look at pip freeze if I missed it

[21:38:58] <Doyle> gotcha

[22:09:08] <ktosiek> is tests_require available somewhere in egg-info?

[22:11:20] <ktosiek> or even accessible in any way from a InstallRequirement with egg-info dir?