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[01:26:00] <edrx> hi, I just downloaded the pip source from <https://github.com/pypa/pip> because I wanted to have a local copy of the docs, but I can't figure out how to compile it... I was expecting to be able to do something like "make docs", but it seems that it uses other tools... any hints?

[02:19:54] <tos9> edrx: It's sphinx, which is the standard tool for docs in Python essentially.

[02:20:12] <tos9> edrx: You either run sphinx directly, or a common thing (which pip does) is to have a docs environment in tox, so you'd run `tox -e docs`.

[04:11:44] <edrx> tos9: thanks!!! I almost got it running... I'll continue tomorrow. g'night! =)

[13:09:30] <mgedmin> hello awesome pypi folks! how could I figure out why https://pypi.org/project/decorator/ is rendered as ReST source?

[13:10:01] <mgedmin> twine check on the 4.4.0 tarball doesn't complain (except about long_description_content_type missing, but the default of text/x-rst should be correct)

[13:13:43] <mgedmin> never mind, twine check is fine on the sdist I built locally from a git tag, but it complains about the sdist/wheel files I can download from PyPI

[15:26:15] <Sc0tty-> Can anyone point me to the correct python-pip rpm for CentOS 7.6 to add to my local repo?

[15:59:16] <sumanah> New York City people who use packaging tools, or people who will visit NYC for PyGotham in October: consider coming early and participating in this event on Thursday Oct 3rd https://www.meetup.com/nycpython/events/265028634/

[16:25:11] <dude-x> I'm going to PyGotham but I can't make that Thursday event. it sounds cool though

[23:42:02] <bambamb> Sad I can't make it to PyGotham this year, but just wanted to say I made a contribution to warehouse last Fall because of a presentation by di_codes about the cheese shop last year.