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[02:47:38] <recheck> [so-pip] how to use pip to install package to customized directory but respect dependencies → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58054822/how-to-use-pip-to-install-package-to-customized-directory-but-respect-dependenci

[02:47:40] <recheck> [so-pip] I can't install 'pip' for python → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27545244/i-cant-install-pip-for-python

[05:53:51] <recheck> [so-virtualenv] How to launch python Idle from a virtual environment (virtualenv) → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4924068/how-to-launch-python-idle-from-a-virtual-environment-virtualenv

[11:53:09] <recheck> [so-pip] basic mlxtend example giving invalid syntax error → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57283294/basic-mlxtend-example-giving-invalid-syntax-error

[12:32:59] <tos9> uh I forget -- does having foo>=1.0a5 imply --pre forever, or does it whitelist just that one version

[12:33:06] <tos9> hopefully the latter... /me checks

[14:58:31] <recheck> [so-pip] Pip doesn't want to download dependencies of dependencies from a specific private url → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58063533/pip-doesnt-want-to-download-dependencies-of-dependencies-from-a-specific-privat

[14:58:33] <recheck> [so-pip] Python - Installing from forked GitHub repo [duplicate] → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58062708/python-installing-from-forked-github-repo

[14:58:35] <recheck> [so-pip] Can't install Levenshtein distance package on Windows Python 3.5 → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/37676623/cant-install-levenshtein-distance-package-on-windows-python-3-5

[18:01:19] <recheck> [so-pip] How to get only valid python package index → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58067142/how-to-get-only-valid-python-package-index

[18:01:20] <recheck> [so-pip] pipenv - No module named tensorflow despite it is installed → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58065426/pipenv-no-module-named-tensorflow-despite-it-is-installed

[18:01:22] <recheck> [so-pip] Remove package path from `sys.path` installed via `pip install -e` → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58065375/remove-package-path-from-sys-path-installed-via-pip-install-e

[18:59:49] <AndyAndyBoBandy> Is there a function in pip, whether or not it's accessible via the CLI, to install the dependencies of a package, without installing/reinstalling the package itself?

[19:01:25] <dude-x> not really but you can use pip install --force; and somethnig like pipdeptree to get the dependencies

[19:06:08] <AndyAndyBoBandy> dude-x: you mean --force-reinstall ? That's close to the opposite of what I want. I want to NOT reinstall anything, but ensure that dependencies are installed. It's especially difficult when the requirement is a URL with a versioned #egg=<name>==<version> suffix, and I don't want to reinstall the requirement, just make sure its dependencies are there.

[19:08:35] <dude-x> if you specify install without -U it won't install over it

[19:08:50] <dude-x> a requirements file won't do anything either

[19:09:14] <dude-x> i mean, installing via requirements won't reinstall a dependency if it's already there

[19:10:25] <AndyAndyBoBandy> dude-x: oh, hmmm, thank you! I didn't realize that was the case. I will play around more.

[20:18:27] <AndyAndyBoBandy> gotta go, dude-x thanks again for letting me know I didn't even need what I thought I needed.

[20:19:59] <dude-x> np

[20:50:21] <recheck> [so-setuptools] Python manually install package to virtual environment with setup.py → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58069398/python-manually-install-package-to-virtual-environment-with-setup-py

[21:10:09] <recheck> [so-pip] TensorFlow - ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'numpy.core._multiarray_umath' → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58069259/tensorflow-modulenotfounderror-no-module-named-numpy-core-multiarray-umath

[21:10:11] <recheck> [so-pip] Pip install error- Failed to build a wheel during Airflow instaltaion → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58069154/pip-install-error-failed-to-build-a-wheel-during-airflow-instaltaion

[21:10:13] <recheck> [so-pip] How can I access the scripts in the /bin/ folder of a Python library I imported with pip? → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58068660/how-can-i-access-the-scripts-in-the-bin-folder-of-a-python-library-i-imported

[21:10:15] <recheck> [so-pip] Error installing pywinrm[kerberos] in fedora 30 → https://stackoverflow.com/questions/58068173/error-installing-pywinrmkerberos-in-fedora-30