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[15:57:21] <recheck> [so-pip] pip: downloading dependencies to specific platform including non binaries → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/46287077/pip-downloading-dependencies-to-specific-platform-including-non-binaries

[16:37:30] <altendky> https://github.com/LeeKamentsky/python-javabridge/pull/162/files any thoughts on a better approach? to actually build javabridge needs to find and use java but just to get dependency info etc for pip-tools it does not. it would be nice to be able to use pip-tools with javabridge as a dependency without having to install java just for this step.

[16:58:10] <recheck> [so-pip] pip: no module named _internal → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/49940813/pip-no-module-named-internal

[17:27:42] <recheck> [so-pip] PIP3 installation always tried to fetch packages from git-lfs directory → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57911612/pip3-installation-always-tried-to-fetch-packages-from-git-lfs-directory

[19:56:04] <recheck> [so-pip] python PIL installation on python 3.6 → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51428583/python-pil-installation-on-python-3-6

[19:59:59] <agent4573> Hi everyone, can anyone help a new guy out with installing pip packages while offline? I've tried suggested methods and still keep getting errors. Thanks.

[20:06:21] <tos9> agent4573: `pip install --no-index --find-links someDirYouDownloadedPackagesTo whatever`

[20:06:35] <tos9> Where perhaps you get someDir via `pip download whatever` when you do have internet access.

[20:08:22] <agent4573> Yeah, that's one of the commands I've tried, and I always get "no matching distribution found for jdcal"

[20:10:09] <agent4573> I've also created a requirements file setting the minimum version to >0 and it still says it can't find a matching distribution

[20:12:49] <tos9> agent4573: Sounds like there's no matching distribution :)

[20:12:52] <tos9> What makes you think there is?

[20:13:21] <tos9> Your downloading is failing then, not your installing?

[20:14:03] <agent4573> I have the tar file sitting in the directory. Its passed hash.

[20:14:39] <tos9> agent4573: Pastebin what you ran + output perhaps.

[20:16:51] <agent4573> Sorry, I'm back.

[20:19:38] <agent4573> What do you mean pastbin?

[20:23:05] <agent4573> Sorry if this isn't what you meant,(venv) C:\Users\Bedroom\PycharmProjects\HelloWorld>pip install --no-index --find-links=./ openpyxl

[20:23:05] <agent4573> (from openpyxl)

[20:30:07] <dude-x> agent4573 https://bpaste.net/+python

[20:37:38] <agent4573> https://bpaste.net/show/iTQn

[20:38:20] <dude-x> agent4573 what version of pip do you have installed

[20:40:06] <agent4573> 19.0.3

[20:41:54] <dude-x> 19.2.3 is the latest

[20:46:19] <agent4573> Ok. Let me go read the release notes to see if syntax changes were made between them. Installing 19.2.3 is more trouble than it's worth until I have other access besides my phone

[20:50:57] <agent4573> There doesn't appear to be any changes made between 19.0.3 and 19.2.3 that would affect this issue

[21:13:25] <agent4573> Hey guys, figured it out. I didn't realize jdcal and xml were dependant packages. Is there a place on pypi to find that info before it errors out on the install? I read the documentation for openxml and it didn't mention anywhere what other packages it required. That just took a Google search...

[21:13:42] <dude-x> pipdeptree

[21:13:47] <dude-x> pipdeptree -p somepackage

[21:13:59] <dude-x> pip install pipdeptree

[21:14:48] <agent4573> You make it sound so easy (with the internet). I'm living in a van so all downloads go through my phone then over USB to the PC. Phone company wants too much a month to let me tether

[21:15:02] <agent4573> But thank you. I'll keep that mind for times I do have internet

[21:32:46] <toad_polo> If agent4573 comes back, they should know about `pip wheel`, it will pull in the whole dependency tree.

[21:35:26] <dude-x> toad_polo can you tell me how that would look like to do offline installs

[21:36:14] <toad_polo> dude-x: pip wheel <whatever-you-want> -w wheelhouse/

[21:36:51] <toad_polo> Then pip install -f wheelhouse/ <whatever>

[21:36:56] <toad_polo> I think it's -f.

[21:38:05] <toad_polo> pip wheel builds or downloads wheels for everything you need to pip install a package. It's for marshaling the wheels needed to do an installation.

[21:59:00] <recheck> [so-setuptools] How to tell setuptools that package should be installed in platform-specific directory (e.g. /usr/lib64)? → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57914844/how-to-tell-setuptools-that-package-should-be-installed-in-platform-specific-dir

[22:27:11] <recheck> [so-pip] Setup.py, , setuptools, cmdclass - Custom commands not working → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57915063/setup-py-setuptools-cmdclass-custom-commands-not-working

[22:34:45] <toad_polo> That SO bot is going to get annoying.