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[04:24:37] <njs> ngoldbaum: surprise, the rst syntax that's equivalent to []() is actually ` <>`__ (with two underscores)

[04:25:33] <njs> ngoldbaum: with a single underscore you're "defining a term" or something like that, and if your write 'click `here <...>`_ or `here <...>`_' then docutils will complain that you've used two different urls with the same link text and it doesn't know what to do :-/

[04:33:35] <ngoldbaum> :(

[05:13:07] <ronny> rst has more issues than just the syntax quirks ^^

[05:13:24] <ronny> the output quality of the tooling is severely subpar

[05:16:34] <ronny> i gave docutils the benefit of doubt many times in the last few years, it failed me every thingle time and i had to redor it witha different tool to make things look nice/sane

[09:52:15] <ThiefMaster> the copy-to-clipboard button on pypi surrounds the pip command with spaces. is that intended?

[09:52:27] <ThiefMaster> (the leading space usually results in the command not being added to the shell's history)

[17:28:16] <dieggo_> hello folks, does anybody here knows how to use twide with proxy?

[17:28:19] <dieggo_> is this possible?

[17:32:56] <sumanah> Hi dieggo_

[17:32:59] <sumanah> you mean twine?

[17:37:51] <dieggo_> sumanah: yep

[17:38:25] <sumanah> dieggo_: I believe so, yes. Have you tried it and run into problems?

[17:39:38] <dieggo_> yes, I have exported a HTTP_PROXY env var inside my pipeline build process

[17:40:12] <dieggo_> but the source step fails with proxy, so I could not figure out if the twine upload worked

[17:48:25] <sumanah> dieggo_: maybe I am missing something, but do you get an error message?

[17:48:37] <sumanah> also, dieggo_ what version of twine are you using, and are you trying to upload to pypi.org or somewhere else?

[17:50:27] <dieggo_> it is returning an timeout error because seems twine is not trying to use proxy

[17:50:39] <dieggo_> the pypi server is a local server

[17:55:26] <dieggo_> twine version is the latest

[17:56:03] <dieggo_> i just need to know if is possible to twine user env vars like HTTP_PROXY

[17:56:11] <sumanah> dieggo_: so, twine 1.11.0?

[17:56:14] <dieggo_> if it works, so i can solve my problems

[17:57:21] <dieggo_> twine==1.11.0

[17:57:53] <sumanah> thea: I'm gonna defer to you here, I am about to jump on a call

[17:58:13] <dieggo_> np me too

[17:58:20] <sumanah> !logs

[17:58:20] <pmxbot> http://kafka.dcpython.org/channel/pypa

[17:58:22] <dieggo_> BTW, appreciate the help

[17:58:34] <sumanah> there are logs for this channel, in case you need to go & come back

[17:58:47] <sumanah> although the bot sometimes crashes and misses stuff

[18:00:54] <di_codes> dieggo_: as far as I’m aware twine should respect `HTTP_PROXY`

[18:03:31] <dieggo_> di_codes: nice, this is what I need

[18:03:33] <dieggo_> thx

[18:09:24] <thea> Try setting HTTPS_PROXY as well?

[18:10:18] <dieggo_> thea: yes

[18:11:15] <thea> hrm

[18:11:39] <thea> Are you able to make simple requests using `requests`? Like `requests.get('https://google.com')`?

[18:13:53] <dieggo_> not tested yet, I am running aws codepipeline

[18:14:32] <dieggo_> my networks are very restrictive, this is why I am using proxy

[19:37:16] <sixninetynine> does anyone happen to know why https://pypi.org/project/python-libtorrent/ doesn't appear to have any artifacts available?

[19:37:40] <sixninetynine> do the maintainers need to do something? or is it a legacy pypi vs warehouse thing?

[19:38:13] <tdsmith> they may not have published any

[19:39:05] <sixninetynine> seems odd they have a "release" but there don't appear to be any files available

[19:39:43] <sumanah> They may have deleted those files

[19:39:50] <sumanah> I know nothing about that particular project

[19:40:06] <sixninetynine> me either, heh

[19:41:05] <ngoldbaum> sixninetynine: https://github.com/arvidn/libtorrent/issues/319

[19:41:47] <sixninetynine> huh, i see. Thanks for the extra detail ngoldbaum !

[19:42:47] <sumanah> the CURRENT policy is that it is not possible to create a new PyPI release without uploading files. I do not know what was possible/allowed in 2015

[20:02:55] <di_codes> (but it is possible to make a release, and then delete the files, so this is still possible)

[20:03:27] <sumanah> Yes

[20:04:05] <sumanah> sixninetynine: PyPI internally knows what files were created and then deleted, and the project owners and maintainers can see that info in the activity journal

[20:04:09] <sumanah> but regular users cannot