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[13:30:30] <sumanah> https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-announce-list/2018-April/011885.html I've written up a "Mac users, upgrade to pip 9.0.3 (due to TLS deprecation)" notice -- I'd appreciate people forwarding and publicizing it.

[15:02:53] <sumanah> livechat about the PyPI beta has started in #pypa-dev

[16:51:51] <sathed> I posted this in #python, but it probably belongs here. I've got an internally hosted pip repo that I'm trying to get working. I can push to the repo just fine. I just can't install or search the repo. Here's what I've got. https://paste.pound-python.org/show/YMjVupf8KJfjq4TCpoJk/

[16:54:15] <sathed> And if it helps, I'm using the Sonatype Nexus repo.

[16:55:31] <sumanah> Hi sathed

[16:55:53] <di_codes> sathed: what does `pip install -vvv xvalibs` give you?

[16:56:52] <sumanah> could this be related to https://github.com/pypa/packaging-problems/issues/134#issuecomment-378312672 ?

[16:57:03] <sathed> `pip.exceptions.DistributionNotFound: No matching distribution found for xvalibs`

[16:57:29] <di_codes> sathed: there should be a lot more output about the index it’s using and what it sees

[16:57:33] <sumanah> and sathed what OS are you on?

[16:57:58] <sumanah> I haven't yet heard of Sonatype Nexus. Another one to learn about

[16:59:59] <sathed> sumanah: OS X. That was my problem. I just recently switched from Linux. Had the config in the wrong directory.

[17:00:11] <sumanah> sathed: which version of OS X ?

[17:00:37] <sathed> 10.13.3

[17:00:55] <sathed> Once I put the config in `$HOME/Library/Application Support/pip/`, everything worked great.

[17:01:04] <sumanah> sathed: ah, that's good to hear, because of a TLS thing I was just publicizing https://mail.python.org/pipermail/pythonmac-sig/2018-April/024300.html for earlier versions.

[17:01:12] <sumanah> sathed: thanks for the update!

[17:01:26] <sumanah> sathed: if you have a moment:

[17:01:56] <sathed> Sure. And thanks for asking the most thought provoking question... Sometimes you just need someone to point out the obvious.

[17:02:19] <sumanah> sathed: :) Very glad to help.

[17:02:22] <sumanah> sathed: I'd love your help publicizing https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-announce-list/2018-April/011885.html to other people who use Python on Macs

[17:02:37] <sumanah> even if it's just one friend you know :)

[17:49:45] <sathed> sumanah: I'll take a look at this. I'm really the only person I know that develops on a Mac and uses Python/Pip though. And even then, as soon as my new laptop gets here, I'm kicking my MacBook Pro to the curb. I much prefer to develop in a Linux environment. And the 14,3 MacBook Pros have a lot of issues dual booting Linux.

[17:49:55] <sumanah> OK! thanks sathed

[17:50:03] <sumanah> sathed: appreciate the data point.

[17:51:15] <sathed> I do have another pip question though. When building, is it possible to have some sort of config to resolve any missing pypi packages?

[17:51:53] <sumanah> sathed: pradyunsg might know

[17:52:08] <sathed> Ok

[19:52:42] <Siecje> I have dominate in my requirements.txt but it doesn't seem to be required by any dependencies anymore. Is there a way to check if a package used to require it?