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[00:02:45] <bn_work> how does one check available or for specific package versions in pip? I recall a way to pin versions (can't remember that either) so I imagine there is a way to do this as well?

[00:08:02] <bn_work> ok, here we go: stackoverflow.com/a/26664162

[00:51:34] <bn_work> my bad, looks like version syntax is documented here: packaging.python.org/tutorials/installing-packages/#installing-from-pypi

[00:52:05] <bn_work> now to remember how to pin a specific version of a dependency... :/

[00:57:50] <bn_work> isn't there a way to specify it in the CLI? or does one have to create a requirement/constraint file?

[00:58:40] <ngoldbaum> generally one uses a requirements file for that sort of thing

[00:58:58] <ngoldbaum> you could also specify it in install_requires if you really need the pin to that exact version

[01:13:46] <bn_work> ngoldbaum: how do I find out what a given package's requirements/constraints are and modify that?

[01:15:13] <bn_work> basically it seems `sqlpython` on p2.7 requires cmd2 to be at 0.8.7, so I want all other dependencies to be based on that constraint

[01:18:30] <bn_work> actually, it looks like even cmd2 0.8.7 was too new for sqlpython, so bumping it down to 0.6.7 worked

[01:19:05] <ngoldbaum> bn_work: use a requirements.txt file

[01:19:21] <ngoldbaum> or use something like pipenv

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[23:49:17] <KOLANICH> Hello everybody

[23:49:30] <KOLANICH> Why doesn't dependency_links work?

[23:49:59] <KOLANICH> I have tried passing flags, it doesn't help at all.