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[00:32:35] <Oksana> Xelnor: Thank you :-) The problem was, I couldn't understand what 'preamble' is, so was sleepily feeding install.txt into it - which contained the ==== line and was generally un-python-ish. Now I am feeding myapp.py into preamble, and myapp_src as sources directory, and when I try to run .pex, I get module not found: myapp_src

[00:53:40] <Oksana> I am feeding myapp.py into preamble with -p, and myapp_src as sources directory with -D, and when I try to run myapp.pex, I get ModuleNotFoundError: No module named myapp_src

[11:55:52] <rdb> Hello, is it possible to change the case of a pip package name?

[12:02:23] <rdb> on PyPI, I mean.

[13:39:15] <dude-x> the casing?

[13:39:58] <rdb> Yes, for example change pypi.org/project/pACKaGe -> package

[13:42:57] <dude-x> i found that on mac, it doesn't matter how it's cased (but maybe because the filesystem is case insensitive when accessing file names.

[13:51:59] <rdb> dude-x: it doesn't matter, except I suspect some dependency mapping services struggle with it

[13:52:42] <rdb> The case choice appears to be set in stone when the project is uploaded for the first time

[13:52:53] <rdb> So I wondered if someone with access to the DB could change it

[13:53:38] <tos9> rdb: PEP440 specifies that names are normalized

[13:53:48] <tos9> So for anything other than aesthetic reasons (?) it shouldn't matter.

[13:54:47] <rdb> I am aware that it shouldn't matter for any technical purpose