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[04:53:07] <kingkong> nanonyme: im on wheezy debian and its not latest version python already for it ?

[05:18:42] <[Tritium]> kingkong: if you are on debian stable, you are going to be several versions behind

[05:19:06] <[Tritium]> and thats for *everything*

[05:24:08] <kingkong> wheezy is old stable now

[05:25:09] <kingkong> so, i ignore that warning if its not security vulnerability

[05:27:07] <kingkong> and why i get error about wheel? https://paste.kde.org/ptluicwzk/h46sel

[05:28:27] <kingkong> error: invalid command 'bdist_wheel' and when i try to install it says already i have it.

[18:12:24] <nanonyme> [Tritium], I knew it was oldstable

[18:13:36] <nanonyme> kingkong, apparently that page doesn't exist

[19:15:50] <ngoldbaum> is there an issue I can link to for wheel support on linux?

[19:15:58] <ngoldbaum> i seem to remember it's coming, but can't find any discussion about it

[19:22:13] <nickabbey> hi there all, first time in this room. Looking for an assist with pip.ini inside a virtualenv on linux

[19:22:45] <nickabbey> trying to figure out the correct way to force pip to use a specific folder for cached https downloads and wheels

[19:23:03] <nickabbey> I've created ~/.virtualenvs/<venv_name>/cache/pip folder

[19:23:16] <nickabbey> and a ~/.virtualenvs/<venv_name>/pip.ini file

[19:23:19] <nickabbey> with the contents:

[19:23:23] <nickabbey> [global]

[19:23:48] <nickabbey> download-cache = /home/vagrant/.virtualenvs/<venv_name>/cache/pip

[19:24:06] <nickabbey> bit it seems that pip always stores the cached files in ~/.cache/pip

[19:24:14] <nickabbey> this is an ubuntu 14.04 box

[19:24:18] <nickabbey> any advise would be welcome

[19:24:40] <nickabbey> I've also tried using: cache-dir = /home/vagrant/.virtualenvs/<venv_name>/cache/pip

[19:24:43] <nickabbey> but no luck

[19:32:18] <nickabbey> ....and it looks like it.s a .conf file on linux, not a .ini.

[19:32:35] <nickabbey> changing it to a .conf shows that it IS reading the config file, but it shows:

[19:32:50] <nickabbey> DEPRECATION: --download-cache has been deprecated and will be removed in the future. Pip now automatically uses and configures its cache.

[19:33:14] <nickabbey> and then it just ignores the setting and puts things in ~/.cache/pip anyway

[19:43:38] <nickabbey> got it.

[19:43:51] <nickabbey> needed to use cache-dir =

[19:44:23] <nickabbey> the deprecation notice for download-cache could be improved to say that cache-dir is the new hotness

[19:47:57] <ngoldbaum> nickabbey: https://github.com/pypa/pip patches are welcome, i'm sure