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[04:37:19] <microdex> any idea why I would be getting a " ImportError: No module named 'flaskbeaker' " after installing latest version of flask ?

[04:46:33] <tos9> microdex: Please don't cross-post.

[11:31:28] <gsnedders> is there any sensible way to deal with different versions of a package depending on Python version? is there anything better than coverage<4.0.0 ; python_version >=3.2,<3.3 \n coverage ; python_version <3.0.0 \n coverage ; python_version >= 3.3?

[12:26:25] <JR33> Hello, I got a problem with pip-comile

[12:27:39] <JR33> When I try to compile my requirements.in I got this error : pip-compile does not support URLs as packages, unless they are editable. Perhaps add -e option? (constraint was: aldryn-django==1.8.7.0 from https://control.aldyn.com/api/v1/apps/serve/aldryn-django/1.8.7.0/592213b1-e515-4447-8ef0-850713571a42/aldryn-django-1.8.7.0.tar.gz#egg=aldryn-django==1.8.7.0 (from -r requirements.in (line 2)))

[12:28:15] <JR33> My requirements.in is this file : https://dpaste.de/S2zR

[12:28:47] <JR33> I'm running on Python 2.7.11 with the latest version of pip, pip-compile, ...

[12:29:43] <JR33> I don't know why I got this error because the same file work well one other docker image

[12:29:50] <JR33> Someone have a idea ?

[12:42:17] <ronny> JR33: fyi pip-tools is not part pf pypa

[13:17:16] <ionelmc> JR33: your best bet is to report a bug to pip-tools' issue tracker

[22:31:15] <ronny> dstufft: is therea way to firbidd installing packages that cant build wheels?

[22:31:55] <ronny> (having fin with the shit data scientists di with jupyter plugisn that ship js apps inside