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[00:02:37] <frankil> hla

[03:02:30] <mithro> Is there a way to search on pypi by popularity?

[05:07:28] <njs> mithro: there's pypi-ranking.info ; dunno if its search functions are up to what you're looking for, and its measure of popularity ("total downloads of all time") is a little wonky (as are all such measures I guess), but might be useful

[08:50:08] <Xorg> I cant install packages using pip ?

[08:50:11] <Xorg> AttributeError: 'module' object has no attribute '_handlerList'

[08:50:16] <Xorg> File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pip/compat/dictconfig.py", line 332, in configure

[08:50:18] <Xorg> del logging._handlerList[:]

[08:57:50] <ronny> Xorg: context please - full error and full invocation, we dont have cristall balls to see what you actually do

[09:23:22] <Xorg> ah nvm ronny i've installed it manually

[09:25:19] <ronny> Xorg: so we will never know if/what the issue was :/

[09:25:39] <Xorg> its pip

[09:25:51] <Xorg> i've allready reported few bugs no one reposnded

[09:26:01] <Xorg> I really gave up helping some opensource communities

[09:26:08] <Xorg> especiially one that are big

[09:27:05] <ronny> well, pip has like only a few volunteers working on it if they find time atm

[09:27:29] <Xorg> well it should be funded by python

[09:27:32] <Xorg> first of all

[09:37:09] <ronny> Xorg: well, that would e easier if there where people paying for some kind of service - but python itself is not a company either ^^

[09:40:02] <Xorg> its a foundation

[09:40:06] <Xorg> which recieves donation

[09:40:09] <Xorg> there is a difference

[09:40:16] <Xorg> foundation does not have taxes to pay ;)

[09:40:55] <ronny> still the resources are pretty limited as far as i remember

[21:13:56] <burzos> In requirements.txt we can do file:/../ to access files relative to pips working directory; is there any way to access files relative to the requirements.txt file's path?

[21:16:26] <burzos> "Use setup.py" is one option I suppose.

[23:49:58] <tos9> burzos: pip always cd's

[23:50:06] <tos9> So "relative to setup.py" is good enough.