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[00:59:10] <toad_polo> Anyone have a solution for testing with tox on Python 3.3/

[00:59:41] <toad_polo> Seems that there's no version of pip that supports Python 3.3 and python_requires.

[01:00:08] <toad_polo> As a result I get failures when installing virtualenv because virtualenv is picking up the version of wheel that isn't supported on 3.3

[01:00:21] <toad_polo> Not really sure where or how to pin that.

[01:27:35] <toad_polo> Hm, actually, no, that's not quite right.

[01:27:44] <toad_polo> You can get pip 8.1.2 on Python 3.3

[02:20:55] <cooperlees> why do you so badly need Python 3.3 support?

[02:21:01] <cooperlees> Just out of curiosity

[03:28:58] <toad_polo> cooperlees: I don't drop support for Python versions on a whim, I drop it when I need to.

[03:29:27] <toad_polo> I think it may be a Travis issue.

[03:29:51] <cooperlees> With 3.3 being so much slower that 3.5 and then 3.6, I don't know why one would use it.

[03:29:57] <cooperlees> And all the features missing.

[03:32:26] <toad_polo> It's not really an issue of choice. I'm not using Python 3.3, but I'm not dropping support for it because Travis is misconfigured.

[03:33:46] <toad_polo> The librar(y/ies) actually support 3.3 I just need to fix the test suite so that if I break compatibility, it's deliberate.

[12:56:32] <jellycode> whats up guys, i don't understand why, but my local machine can't upload to my repo with twine anymore, but my jenkins servers can without issue. What could the issue possibly be?

[12:56:42] <jellycode> I'm using twine-1.11.0-py2.py3-none-any.whl

[12:59:26] <jellycode> Error is: HTTPError: 400 Client Error: Bad Request for url

[20:14:59] <dwighthubbard> join redislite

[20:16:27] <jellycode> ok, thanks

[22:38:33] <toad_polo> jellycode: I was just debugging something shockingly like this. Are you uploading to PyPI or something like Artifactory?

[22:38:55] <toad_polo> And does setup.py upload work?

[22:39:24] <toad_polo> (I found mutually offsetting bugs in setup.py and Artifactory)

[23:35:59] <tonytan4ever> Hi folks, do you know if pip has broken for earlier version of ubuntu, like 14.04 ? I got this error when doing

[23:36:14] <tonytan4ever> "pip install -chttps://git.openstack.org/cgit/openstack/requirements/plain/upper-constraints.txt?h=master --isolated"

[23:36:34] <tonytan4ever> indicating "Certificate did not match expected hostname"