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[10:48:33] <mcepl> Hi, there is something wrong with files.pythonhosted.org ... when I try to download https://files.pythonhosted.org/packages/source/d/dephell_markers/dephell_markers-1.0.2.tar.gz I get 504 Gateway Time-Out.

[10:48:38] <mcepl> Is it a known problem?

[17:43:23] <toad_polo> Anyone know what the magic invocation is to get `pip` to generate entry points scripts that don't reference pkg_resources?

[17:43:42] <toad_polo> I thought that just using `pip install` instead of `setup.py install` did it automatically, but I'm not seeing that.

[19:32:21] <exarkun> Are there known differences in behavior of setuptools when it is built as a wheel instead of an egg?

[20:15:13] <Sasazuka> when installing matplotlib==3.0.2 which has a dependency requirement of numpy >= 1.10.0 -- for some reason it attempted to install numpy 1.18.0rc1 (release candidate) is this a bug?

[20:51:51] <tos9> toad_polo: I thought that was it too?

[20:51:56] <tos9> toad_polo: Just not with -e

[21:11:42] <tdsmith> Sasazuka: that's weird. are you specifying --pre somewhere? maybe in an environment variable or config file?

[21:11:50] <Sasazuka> tdsmith: nope

[21:13:09] <Sasazuka> I also tried to explicitly specify numpy but it still tried to install the numpy rc

[21:13:57] <Sasazuka> ah nevermind this is pip wheel which I suppose doesn't care

[21:16:39] <tdsmith> the locations where conf files can live are here: https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/user_guide/#configuration

[21:16:47] <tdsmith> if i run `pip wheel numpy` i get 1.17.4

[21:19:44] <Sasazuka> weird

[21:23:54] <Sasazuka> even if you `pip wheel matplotlib==3.0.2` ?

[21:27:01] <tdsmith> yeah

[21:31:05] <Sasazuka> weird, I could only checked the deployed env, not the build env so I'm not sure if I have some pip config - it doesn't exist in the deployed env