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14:34:44
] <
matrixise
> hi
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14:35:29
] <
matrixise
> just one question, how to know the version of a remote package via pip ? ex: pip version mercurial
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16:53:08
] <
mitsuhiko
> dstufft: https://warehouse.python.org/search/?q=flask <- is that intentional?
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17:30:36
] <
dstufft
> mithro: by "that" do you mean, Flask not showing up first?
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17:30:37
] <
dstufft
> er
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17:30:38
] <
dstufft
> mitsuhiko:
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17:30:45
] <
mitsuhiko
> dstufft: yep
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17:31:17
] <
dstufft
> mitsuhiko: No, but I haven't spent a ton of time trying to tune the search yet either.
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17:31:35
] <
mitsuhiko
> k. i was not sure if the data set was complete
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17:31:38
] <
mitsuhiko
> in that case i file a bug
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17:46:55
] <
xafer
> hu it is linked to testpypi isn't it ? is flask uploaded there ?
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17:47:24
] <
xafer
> (tried the same with pip and didn't find it ☺)
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17:48:36
] <
dstufft
> warehouse.python.org is pypi.python.org
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17:48:48
] <
dstufft
> warehouse-staging.python.org is tesdtpypi.python.org
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17:49:13
] <
dstufft
> pip shows up first for me though
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17:49:17
] <
dstufft
> https://warehouse.python.org/search/?q=pip
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17:56:45
] <
xafer
> indeed, I guess I tried on staging then 😮
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17:59:48
] <
xafer
> good job landing the new ui 👍
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18:01:04
] <
xafer
> do you have an estimation for when warehouse will definitely replace PyPI ?
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19:35:07
] <
iElectric
> dstufft: poke :)
[
19:37:09
] <
iElectric
> hmm, I think I'll submit a talk to pycon with title "what python can learn from haskell packaging"
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19:37:57
] <
iElectric
> dstufft: let me know if you want to go through that pip install --prefix PR
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20:01:31
] <
matrixise
> iElectric: why not
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22:30:23
] <
Jasper
> Any preferred ways to run protobuf / protoc from a pip build?
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22:30:33
] <
Jasper
> I've been advised against running setup.py directly.
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22:30:55
] <
Jasper
> So https://pypi.python.org/pypi/protobuf-setuptools looks interesting, but I can't figure out how to hook that up to pip.