[05:50:52] <tdsmith> these docs claim that --install-lib can be specified relative to prefix https://docs.python.org/2/install/#custom-installation
[05:51:11] <tdsmith> but it seems like relative paths are actually interpreted as specified relative to the current working directory
[07:06:14] <ronny> tdsmith: setuptools or distutils
[07:06:26] <ronny> also bbl, taking the bus to work
[07:23:03] <tdsmith> setuptools, as far as i've tested, but the behavior doesn't change with --single-version-externally-managed
[11:30:54] <francisv_> Hi, I have installed pip 7.0.3 on Ubuntu 14.04. How do I update the repositories that are in pip? I am interested in installing Sphinx 1.3.1 but my pip installation lists Sphinx 1.2.2.
[11:32:45] <francisv_> doismellburning, it works, thank you!
[12:44:14] <oznt> hi guys, I have two installers for two python projects, one of them is building a wheel when I issue `pip install .`. My problem is that I can't see why, the other installer isn't using wheel. Can someone help me ?
[16:05:38] <tdsmith> is the wheel package installed in both contexts?
[17:45:18] <pjdelport> francisv_: If you're still interested, you can also just tell it to upgrade the installed to the latest version with "pip install -U Sphinx"