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  1. @doughellmann dateutils has recurring date support, good chance it has what you want. about 17 hours ago from web in reply to doughellmann
  2. @tarek_ziade I'm getting warnings about duplicate site.py modules, though yes, it's the same with Setuptools; I'll have to figure out why... 1:36 PM Nov 24th from web in reply to tarek_ziade
  3. Distribute is shipping with that awful site.py (__boot etc), which at least Setuptools only installed on occasion. Wonder why? @tarek_ziade 11:46 AM Nov 24th from web
  4. @alex_gaynor That is to say, it is somehow quite satisfying. 5:44 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to alex_gaynor
  5. @alex_gaynor Handling moderation messages is a great way for a maintainer to feel like they are doing something, without investing thought. 5:44 PM Nov 23rd from web in reply to alex_gaynor
  6. @tarek_ziade Put in an object who's __nonzero__ method triggers the warning? 10:06 AM Nov 22nd from web in reply to tarek_ziade
  7. I'm heading to Minnebar... 6:39 AM Nov 21st from web
  8. pip/__init__.py is down to 220 lines. A little dusting still to be done, but the furniture has all been moved. 4:27 PM Nov 20th from web
  9. RT @openplans: We have an opening for a great IT intern: http://bit.ly/8cfqQM 3:30 PM Nov 20th from web
  10. @aezell @ryankanno @whitmo Thanks; in summary: you can install PostGIS on a @webfaction account, with some work. 12:58 PM Nov 20th from web in reply to aezell
  11. Does @webfaction support PostGIS and all the stuff you need for a nice hosted geo app? (Maybe tile rendering is unnecessary...) 12:41 PM Nov 20th from web
  12. @brettsky well, I think it used to work with -m because it was pip.py, not a package... so I guess I'll have to fix that now? 11:16 AM Nov 20th from web in reply to brettsky
  13. separated out 16 modules from pip.py, but it's still 3500ish lines. Blast. 10:57 AM Nov 20th from web
  14. @bretthoerner Thanks; fxing the imports went really fast with pyflakes. 9:35 AM Nov 20th from web in reply to bretthoerner
  15. pylint on the pip codebase is a bit brutal. I just want to find all my missing imports... 9:04 AM Nov 20th from web
  16. @orestis Wish granted through time travel. It also includes distribute, just use virtualenv --distribute 9:03 AM Nov 20th from web in reply to orestis
  17. @orestis Yeah, pip has been included in the last few virtualenv versions. Which means a virtualenv release for every pip release. 8:50 AM Nov 20th from web in reply to orestis
  18. pip 0.6.1 out with some bugfixes http://pip.openplans.org/ne... - virtualenv 1.4.3 with newest version of pip. 8:38 AM Nov 20th from web
  19. pip tests are so slow. Maybe I'll fix that after the refactor. 11:03 PM Nov 19th from web
  20. pip is a package now! pip.py -> pip/__init__.py, radical changes are in motion! Exclamation marks not actually deserved! 9:01 PM Nov 19th from web