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[01:05:27] <dustfinger> How does one install setuptools to a local venv for editable development?

[01:05:27] <dustfinger> Given a local project called my_project and a local source tree of setuptools I tried the following: cd my_project && python -m venv venv && source venv/bin/activate && pip install --upgrade pip && cd ../setuptools && python bootstrap.py && cd ../my_project && pip install -e ../setuptools/ && python -v -m pep517.build . > build.log 2>&1.

[01:05:27] <dustfinger> But that resulted in errors in build.log related to unknown version https://paste.gg/p/anonymous/c39d732e8bfc4a719ba928b97e167fe8

[11:42:56] <dustfinger> I solved this issue.

[11:44:16] <dustfinger> The issue where I could not install setuptools in editmode from source tree was caused by a malformed setuptools.egg-info in my project root. It only contained entry_points.txt. Not sure how that happend, but deleting it and re-creating my venv resolved the issue.

[11:58:18] <ezemtsov> Hi everyone :) Package management question: We are

[11:58:18] <ezemtsov> using a private PyPi server and I'd like to

[11:58:18] <ezemtsov> specify a dependency on private library in a new

[11:58:18] <ezemtsov> project in setup.py file (install_requires). How

[11:58:18] <ezemtsov> can I do it with pip >20?

[12:52:04] <dustfinger> Are you just wanting to understand how to get pip to look for the dependency in the local pypi server? You can do that by setting --index-url which can either be passed on the commandline or configured https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/user_guide/#configuration

[15:43:52] <dalley> hi, when I build a manylinux2014 wheel for my package, I get "cannot repair "wheelhouse/createrepo_c-0.15.7-cp35-cp35m-linux_x86_64.whl" to "manylinux2014_x86_64" ABI because of the presence of too-recent versioned symbols."

[15:43:58] <dalley> auditwheel show output: https://pastebin.com/zBA2KGqV

[15:45:01] <dalley> I don't really know how to interpret this output since it doesn't tell me *which* symbols are too new

[15:46:03] <dalley> how would I troubleshoot this issue, and how would I resolve it?

[15:47:03] <dalley> ngoldbaum, ^

[15:47:18] <dalley> I fixed my problem from the other day, FYI

[17:08:23] <ngoldbaum> no idea sorry

[18:19:36] <dalley> do you know of any people/forums who can help?

[18:20:49] <ngoldbaum> the packaging section on the python discourse

[18:21:01] <ngoldbaum> i think there's also a mailing list specifically for help with building wheels

[18:24:52] <dalley> where can I find that mailing list?

[18:29:45] <dalley> is it this one? https://mail.python.org/mailman3/lists/distutils-sig.python.org/

[18:30:31] <ngoldbaum> i was thinking of https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/wheel-builders

[18:30:51] <ngoldbaum> doesn't get a lot of traffic it looks like though

[19:57:31] <ei8fdb> A Python related strange news story 14 pythons found on a beach in the north east of England. https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/feb/17/snakes-dumped-pillowcases-sunderland