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[04:50:46] <energizer> can `python setup.py register sdist` be safely replaced with `python setup.py sdist bdist_wheel && twine upload dist/*`?`

[05:12:26] <njs> register definitely isn't a thing anymore

[05:13:01] <njs> they're not equivalent obviously, but the second one is a reasonable thing to do

[19:22:51] <Cadair> Hello, I am currently trying to debug a weird issue with pip 19

[19:23:27] <Cadair> When running `pip install` I get this:

[19:23:27] <Cadair> https://gist.github.com/Cadair/92e41f6586eb190caa8c29b4b4144701

[19:23:38] <Cadair> We have a pyproject.toml file in the repo

[19:23:53] <Cadair> and if I run with `--no-build-isolation` it installs fine

[19:34:27] <ngoldbaum> Cadair: i'd open an issue on pip's github

[19:36:33] <Cadair> I think I have worked it out

[19:36:48] <Cadair> and now have the fun issue of pip using up all 7GB of my /tmp dir

[19:38:06] <Cadair> which is because of `.tox`

[19:38:10] <Cadair> ok, problem solved.

[19:40:44] <ngoldbaum> still, don't think pip should traceback like that

[19:40:48] <ngoldbaum> what was the issue?

[19:48:45] <Cadair> we had `setup_requires=''` in our setup.py

[19:48:57] <Cadair> for reasons I do not understand

[19:49:39] <Cadair> but it is an invalid requirement, so I can understand it erroring

[19:56:38] <ngoldbaum> sure, i guess ideally it would error in a less confusing way though

[20:03:09] <Cadair> true

[20:50:12] <dude-x> how do i write a setup.py that installs a package thats's only in git

[20:52:45] <dude-x> in the `install_requires` list

[20:53:12] <dude-x> i tried `pip @ http:/github.com/.../tarball/master' but that doesn't seem to work

[20:56:57] <techalchemy> Cadair: the issue # is #6163 on pip

[20:57:03] <techalchemy> you can install with --no-use-pep517

[20:57:22] <tos9> dude-x: your setup.py does not (should not) contain that information.

[20:57:35] <tos9> dude-x: it contains info about the names of your dependencies, not where they live

[20:58:12] <dude-x> tos9 sure... but this is a pyramid application and pyramid_openapi3 is not published in PyPI.

[20:58:27] <tos9> dude-x: Right, that doesn't change anything though

[20:58:37] <tos9> dude-x: it's `pyramid_openapi3` that goes in your setup.py regardless of where it lives

[20:58:48] <tos9> If you need to specify where to get it from, that goes in a requirements.txt

[21:00:31] <dude-x> but if i am deploying my app, i just want to run pip install . and have it install all the stuff.

[21:02:13] <tos9> dude-x: then you'd run `pip install -r requirements.txt` instead :)

[21:03:40] <dude-x> so there's absolutely no way around this?

[22:43:10] <toad_polo> I don't think that information is accurate, tos9.

[22:43:53] <techalchemy> dude-x: modern pip uses pep 508 markers

[22:44:23] <dude-x> techalchemy git+http://.... ?

[22:44:32] <techalchemy> install_requires = ["pip@ git+https://github.com/pypa/pip.git@master",]

[22:44:34] <techalchemy> should work

[22:44:51] <techalchemy> as of this release it actually works

[22:44:57] <dude-x> techalchemy thanks i'll take a look and experiment. pip 19.x?

[22:45:12] <techalchemy> yeah i'm working on the pipenv implementation atm

[22:47:24] <techalchemy> dude-x: to use the zip archive you can use: install_requires = ["pip@ https://github.com/pypa/pip/archive/master.zip",]