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[04:43:45] <tdsmith> python 2.7.10 in os x 10.10.5 today 🎉

[04:44:24] <tdsmith> here's to me getting no more tickets about InsecurePlatformWarnings

[10:16:12] <brouberol> I'd like to install pyzmq with the '--install-option="--zmq=bundled"' option. No problem doing it with the command line, but is there any way to specify it in requirements.txt?

[10:17:17] <brouberol> Even though the pip documentation mentioned that adding '--instal-option' in requirements.txt was possible, I'm getting an error, stating that "error: option --zmq not recognized"

[10:18:10] <brouberol> More details at http://pastebin.com/804xHE5C

[11:25:32] <ionelmc> brouberol: you can see there that --zmq is applied to Werkzeug's setup.py invocation

[11:26:05] <ionelmc> i don't think you can use custom arguments like --zmq in reqs.txt

[14:47:57] <brouberol> ionelmc: thanks, and sorry for the delay..

[15:10:55] <ionelmc> brouberol: have you considered a private package index? where you have your custom wheel of pyzmq

[19:47:16] <demianbrecht> hey folks, was curious as to whether or not there's a roadmap of any sorts for the new warehouse implementation that i can check out, with expected features and maybe even projected milestone dates? (or is that asking a little much? ;))

[19:49:59] <dstufft> demianbrecht: the answer is basically "no", but more in depth there are open issues on the repo that have some ideas, and beyond that it mostly lives in my head

[19:50:07] <dstufft> the primary goal right now is to replace pypi.python.org

[19:50:21] <dstufft> which there is a milestone for that

[19:50:36] <dstufft> anything past that has mostly been filed under "cool ideas to explore later" in my head

[19:52:53] <demianbrecht> thanks dstufft. will browse through open issues

[21:28:54] <stryngs> Hi

[21:28:55] <stryngs> http://termbin.com/0xk5

[21:28:59] <stryngs> That is my issue

[21:29:12] <stryngs> What I'm trying to do is create the needed depdendencies for ipython for python2.7

[21:29:18] <stryngs> I've packaged everything up neatly into a .deb

[21:29:19] <stryngs> BUT

[21:29:27] <stryngs> unless I install path.py via pip

[21:29:33] <stryngs> ipython complains about it

[21:29:38] <stryngs> is path.py installed a special way?

[21:31:52] <stryngs> Any help would be greatly appreciated!