[01:18:30] <buck1> i'm having trouble making a universal wheel of my package: https://pypi.python.org/pypi?name=coverage_enable_subprocess&version=0&:action=files
[01:18:47] <buck1> can a universal weheel not depend on a arch-specific wheel?
[01:25:56] <buck1> disregard: I think i just had an ancient wheel installed
[11:24:44] <bmispelon> Hi everyone! On a windows machine, running `pip install foo` doesn't work (terminal hangs forever) but `python -m pip install foo` works.
[11:24:55] <bmispelon> Any idea what causes this or how to debug it?
[11:26:07] <bmispelon> (a similar things happens with the dajngo-admin command by the way: it hangs when called directly but works when you do `python path/to/the/scritp/django-admin.py`)
[11:47:00] <ionelmc> bmispelon: tracing is one options, if the issue isn't in the .exe shim's startup part
[11:58:57] <ionelmc> bmispelon: also, https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/processmonitor.aspx might give additional clues
[12:00:13] <bmispelon> thanks, I'll see what I can do with that
[12:00:51] <bmispelon> a stack overflow issue pointed me to http://bugs.python.org/issue7936 but I'm not sure if that's relevant
[16:28:12] <mitsuhiko> is there a middle thing between -q and not -q on pip?
[16:28:21] <mitsuhiko> like one where it spits out the packages it installs but nothing else
[18:22:39] <cluelesscoder> hi, is it possible to configure where pip installs executables? using OSX, it installs to /usr/local/bin
[18:22:50] <cluelesscoder> which is OK, but I'm wondering how that happens
[18:28:28] <cluelesscoder> I'm using homebrew, so my sys.prefix and sys.exec_prefix are set to the homebrew Cellar: /usr/local/Cellar/python/2.7.10_2/.../...
[19:35:58] <bsl10> I have trouble running virtualenv under windows 10
[19:40:36] <bsl10> pip doesn't seem to work within the env