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[02:30:45] <_habnabit> dstufft, oh, is towncrier finished/usable now?

[02:30:56] <_habnabit> dstufft, i've been watching the wrong repo if so; i've wanted this for work for ages

[02:32:17] <_habnabit> also apparently pex is not compatible with aws lambda zips

[02:32:19] <_habnabit> i spent all day on it

[03:11:13] <ronny> hmm

[03:13:18] <ronny> dstufft: i came to the conclusion that the current coc pypa adopted is severely inadequate :/ (after reading up on how they wanted to push it on ruby, and what the exact concerns where)

[03:14:11] <dstufft> ronny: how so?

[03:16:59] <ronny> dstufft: its underspecified and unclear on the one side while aslo being overly specific on very certain topics- and im under the impression coercion and 'violence' is used to push it in certain places

[03:18:13] <ronny> i'll need some more time to verify my impressions and detach them from emotions

[03:18:39] <dstufft> Can you be more specific about what you mean?

[03:18:56] <dstufft> sure

[03:20:01] <ronny> (lets just say that the issue in the ruby bts is a pile of concerns and that related twitter posts/topics are in part full of hating)

[03:20:19] <ronny> it needs some sorting out to be in a acceptable form for sober discussion

[03:28:29] <ronny> dstufft: u#ll get at you tommorow in the evening, need some sleep, its almost 4:30 in the morning

[14:20:24] <sbraz> hello, is it possible to take over someone's project on pypi if he isn't replying to my messages and/or maintaining the package?

[14:20:59] <sbraz> the package i'm thinking of is https://github.com/paltman-archive/pymediainfo

[14:21:33] <sbraz> i made quite a big patch for it and asked the maintainer if he was willing to merge it but i have not received a reply

[14:21:47] <sbraz> since it's in a repo called "archives", i'd say it's mostly dead

[22:57:46] <Method__> is there a pip flag to upgrade all packages?

[22:58:36] <Method__> or is there otherwise a way to do so

[23:25:27] <tos9> There isn't. Mostly because that doesn't make a ton of sense.

[23:25:41] <tos9> And also I *think* because pip probably still lacks some metadata to know how to do that in the general case.

[23:26:15] <tos9> But besides those two things, maybe you want something like pip list --outdated | cut -d' ' -f1

[23:26:31] <tos9> erm .. and then | parallel -X pip install -U

[23:34:30] <ionelmc> the parallel thing might create race conditions if same dependencies are upgraded at the same time