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[12:16:04] <optimus42> plop

[12:16:24] <optimus42> Does anyone know how to pass the ssh agent/sock with tox?

[12:16:39] <optimus42> or where i can find some documentation about it?

[12:27:29] <ronny> optimus42: typically you need to enable it in passenv

[12:31:18] <optimus42> thanks :)

[13:21:10] <mage_> hello

[13:21:34] <mage_> any idea how could I specify an install_requires packages which isn't on pypi ?

[13:22:10] <mage_> I tried dependency_links=['git+https://some/github/repo#egg=mypackage'] but it doesn't seems to work

[13:24:33] <mgedmin> I would use install_requires=['mypackage >= 1.2.3'] targetting the (future) version that has the commit you need, and put the git+https://... link in a requirements.txt

[13:24:44] <mgedmin> dependency_links are ignored by default iirc

[13:25:34] <mage_> is it considered deprecated?

[13:27:31] <mgedmin> I don't remember the motivation exactly

[13:28:20] <mgedmin> iirc there were both security and performance arguments

[13:28:35] <mgedmin> oh, and reliability too!

[13:28:46] <mage_> mmh ok :)

[13:28:55] <mgedmin> you can still ask pip to follow dependency links, if you do so explicitly

[13:28:59] <mgedmin> iirc

[13:29:31] <mage_> maybe I should setup a local pypi

[13:30:04] <mgedmin> that's a possibility, but maybe overkill

[13:30:18] <mage_> :)

[13:30:21] <mgedmin> what I usually do is build sdists then host them in a simple folder served by apache

[13:30:34] <mgedmin> then use --find-links https://my.intranet.page.example.com/packages/

[13:30:47] <mgedmin> or, sometimes, --find-links ./vendor/ and git add the sdists right inside my project repo

[13:30:50] <mage_> ah yes that's another option

[13:32:07] <mage_> thanks