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[02:26:28] <JavaLover> if you try to install something with pip & the file isn't there what happens?

[03:13:23] <dstufft> JavaLover: what do hyou mean by "the file isn't there" ?

[03:29:33] <JavaLover> oh that was a while ago but

[03:29:49] <JavaLover> i was saying if you did pip install customnonexistent for example would it just lock up?

[03:39:20] <dstufft> JavaLover: if it can't find it in the repository, it'll print an error saying it can't find it

[03:39:37] <JavaLover> oh ic

[21:10:03] <lumidee> hey, i noticed that some python apps use pkg_resources.load_entry_point() and others just <package_name>.<main_entry_point> to start their app from /usr/bin. should either be preferred or is it just personal preference? see full example: http://dpaste.com/0HY9ARG

[21:21:33] <ionelmc> lumidee: if you use console_scripts entrypoint (you should) then the exact bin content is out of your control

[21:21:37] <ionelmc> why do you care

[21:26:36] <lumidee> ionelmc, ah right, console_scripts actually generates the /usr/bin/<cli-script> itself. i'll use console_script then. thanks for clarifying!