[13:16:48] <rindolf> ok, it worked finally: https://pypi.org/project/rebookmaker/0.0.1/
[13:21:16] <rindolf> now «pip3 install --user rebookmaker» is slow :( on the same box "dnf" is fairly quick
[14:38:26] <altendky> rindolf: just downloaded and installed in an env in less than a second or so for me.
[14:40:24] <altendky> qt5reactor just moved into the twisted organization just in case the qt5reactor maintainers go missing we can let twisted authorize any new maintainers. is there any relevant feature on pypi or are we just expected to have enough people listed as maintainers and keep that list updated as people disappear?
[14:44:04] <rindolf> altendky: thanks! it seems like a dbus issue
[14:44:46] <altendky> rindolf: dbus is in the middle of pip, pypi, and the filesystem?
[14:46:24] <rindolf> altendky: eureka! uninstalling "python3-keyring" fixed it
[16:50:58] <pradyunsg> rindolf: one of the pip maintainers here -- what are the error/issue you were facing when python3-keyring was installed? By any chance, do you have the output from the pip commands?
[16:52:21] <rindolf> pradyunsg: it was slow - no error was emitted
[16:52:57] <pradyunsg> rindolf: Hmm... okie, thanks for the information!
[17:08:26] <rindolf> pradyunsg: it was trying to connect to the dbus' unix-domain socket and «export $(dbus-launch)» did not help
[19:02:32] <FFY00> rindolf, what is exactly the issue?
[19:04:22] <rindolf> FFY00: using "pip3 install --user requests" or "twine upload" stalls for many seconds when python3-keyring is installed
[19:34:46] <FFY00> yeah, fedora would certainly have a dbus server running
[20:10:08] <andr_> rindolf: have you tried stracing it? It should let you pinpoint the issue
[20:34:55] <rindolf> andr_: yes, it was poll() on the dbus unixdomain socket
[23:02:55] <jaraco> Hi rindolf. That sounds like a familiar failure, but searching the issues at https://github.com/jaraco/keyring/issues, I didn’t find anything immediately. Perhaps https://github.com/jaraco/keyring/issues/434 has some insight.
[23:30:25] <jaraco> There is documentation in the keyring project describing how to disable keyring.
[23:30:37] <jaraco> (with an environment variable or local config)
[23:30:47] <jaraco> Those options may help you also.