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[02:47:23] <efiop> Hi guys! I have a problem with the website. For some reason pypi displays an old version of our package as the latest release on the website, even though when you `pip install` it actually installs the correct version.

[02:47:38] <efiop> Here is our project https://pypi.org/project/dvc/#history

[02:47:49] <efiop> it shows 0.10.2 as the latest version for some reason

[02:48:06] <efiop> even though https://pypi.org/project/dvc/0.13.0/ exists

[02:48:22] <efiop> and 0.11 exists and 0.12

[02:48:43] <efiop> and `pip install dvc` actually installs 0.13.0, not 0.10.2

[02:48:57] <efiop> I'm not sure what is going on.

[02:49:54] <tdsmith> hm, from https://pypi.org/pypi/dvc/json it looks like you released 0.13.0 today?

[02:50:53] <tdsmith> looks like a stale cache; i ran `curl -X PURGE https://pypi.org/project/dvc/` and now i see 0.13.0 on pypi

[02:51:00] <efiop> yeah, we did

[02:51:07] <tdsmith> (that asks fastly to refresh from origin; anyone can do it)

[02:51:23] <efiop> and I also have a report from other guy that for him pip installs 0.10.2 for some reason

[02:52:02] <efiop> щр цщц

[02:52:05] <efiop> oh wow

[02:52:18] <efiop> that works for me now too O_o

[02:52:18] <tdsmith> that could also be an artifact of a stale cache; some combination of fastly and pip's http cache

[02:52:22] <efiop> that was odd :)

[02:53:40] <efiop> @tdsmith thank you so much for your help!

[02:53:47] <tdsmith> you're welcome!

[02:54:55] <tdsmith> dstufft: is warehouse supposed to be alerting fastly to purge its cache on index updates?

[02:58:39] <ngoldbaum> if anyone doesn't know about it, multibuild is quite nice https://github.com/matthew-brett/multibuild/

[02:59:09] <ngoldbaum> if you're a pour soul like me who needs to worry about C extensions...

[03:41:47] <ngoldbaum> tdsmith: apparently google cloud is having issues?

[03:42:30] <ngoldbaum> or i should say, it was having issues while they cut their release

[03:43:07] <tdsmith> is warehouse deployed on google cloud? i thought it was just the stats

[03:47:54] <ngoldbaum> no, but fastly might use google cloud