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[07:59:55] <vincentll> I cannot install my python package with pip eventhough I can find it on warehouse.python.org, pip install error is "Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement synergy-service (from versions: )", any clue?

[08:02:31] <mgedmin> https://pypi.python.org/pypi/synergy-service shows zero downloadable files

[08:03:05] <mgedmin> you'll want to create an sdist (python setup.py sdist) and upload it (twine upload dist/<filename>)

[08:03:06] <vincentll> mgedmin: uh, strange, thanks for pointing this out

[08:03:52] <vincentll> mgedmin: will do, thanks :)

[09:04:33] <wiggy_> can someone please make a new pip release?

[09:04:45] <wiggy_> pip breaking every single time on LANG is quite painful

[18:45:58] <gchristensen> Hi, after I've pip-installed something, is there a way to see what URL it was downloaded from?

[19:08:31] <pjdelport> gchristensen: No.

[19:08:54] <pjdelport> But you can look up the package name in PyPI, if it's been uploaded there.

[19:08:57] <pjdelport> Or google it :)

[19:13:37] <gchristensen> yeah, I'll have to crawl the simple interfaces I suppose. I'm wanting to get private python packages at $work in to the Nix package manager, which requires all the dependencies be declared with a source URL and sha256. there are some half-assed tools to do that somehow (?) but they don't work correctly, and I'd rather have pip do all the hard work and then just inspect the finished state at the end (so I get

[19:13:39] <gchristensen> pip improvements for free.)

[20:26:15] <tdsmith> gchristensen: you might be able to leverage homebrew-pypi-poet https://github.com/tdsmith/homebrew-pypi-poet

[20:39:15] <gchristensen> tdsmith: cool! thank you!