[12:19:47] <narfology> I am trying to upgrade pip on CentOS 7, it tells me I'm using 7.1.0, that 8.1.2 is available but then: Requirement already up-to-date: pip in /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages
[12:20:08] <narfology> That is, pip install --upgrade pip fails
[14:18:27] <PrashantJ> Siecje, thanks a lot:) It worked:)
[14:18:36] <zirpu> is twine still the current best way to upload packages?
[14:29:44] <zirpu> HTTPError: 403 Client Error: Invalid or non-existent authentication information. for url: https://upload.pypi.org/legacy/
[14:30:31] <zirpu> twine 1.8.1 still using upload.pypi.org, not pypi.io. currently i can nolonger upload package updates, it's been months so i've missed what changed.
[16:18:01] <zirpu> anyone have suggestions for uploading packages? i tried 'setup.py sdist upload' and twine, both seem broken. how are people currently uploading packages to pypi?
[16:53:59] <nedbat> zirpu: lots of people use those two techniques, so that aren't completely broken. Can you say what's broken for you?
[17:04:47] <zirpu> nedbat: does upload.pypi.org/legacy/ still work? it's not accepting my user creds. i'm logged into the pypi.python.org website. is pypi.org separate now?
[17:04:55] <PrashantJ> Hello, when I do 'pip freeze > requirements.txt' I see empty file is created while when I try 'pip list' I can see pip and setuptools are there.
[17:05:18] <PrashantJ> why my requirements.txt file is empty? Any help?
[17:05:21] <nedbat> PrashantJ: pip freeze doesn't include pip or setuptools
[17:05:22] <Siecje> nedbat: I get a 404 for GET and POST
[17:05:40] <nedbat> Siecje, zirpu: ok, maybe the infrastructure is currently broken.