[06:24:23] <famubu> Hi. When we are using setup.cfg, should we be specifying something in setup.py (or elsewhere) to indicate that we are using a .cfg file?
[08:41:54] <famubu> Hi. I was looking for a resource to learn to package a python project with pytest, tox, coverage and travis. Can you point me in the right direction?
[12:56:01] <tos9> famubu: you don't need a setup.py at all at this point
[14:06:25] <altendky> how can i just download an sdist with pip? `pip download --no-binary :all: --no-deps cryptography` still installs build dependencies and more bpaste.net/SVFQ
[14:10:26] <altendky> (real target is pyqt5 but this example was faster)
[14:12:07] <sumanah> altendky: just for reference: what versions of Python & pip are you using?
[14:13:11] <altendky> sumanah: that would have been good to share... 3.8.2 and 20.0.2 full output at bpaste.net/V2NA
[14:32:09] <sumanah> altendky: oh you need an equal sign for the --no-binary option I think
[14:33:18] <sumanah> (I am guessing based on the sample commands in that page which have "--only-binary=:all:" .... if "--no-binary" works similarly then you would need an equals sign
[14:34:48] <sumanah> altendky: if you try with the equal sign and it STILL installs build dependencies, then I would think that's a bug, so may I ask you to file that bug in GitHub? Sorry for the trouble
[14:34:49] <altendky> extra fun side note, pip wheel <etc> pyqt5 output a manylinux2014_x86_64 file on a raspbery pi... always something to fix
[15:51:25] <sumanah> oh ok, sorry I wasn't quite understanding you
[15:51:27] <techalchemy> it still installs build dependencies in the target directory
[15:51:36] <altendky> in this case i wanted to download it so i could tweak the build steps and use four cores... kind of a waste since it seems to be building the whole thing as part of the sdist download :]
[15:52:07] <techalchemy> or rather, it still builds the downloaded package as a wheel to calculate dependencies and download them, i think even if you use --no-deps it still builds it