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  1. I am at #planningtech - but no more tweets on that, because I'm *at* #planningtech. 9:31 AM Nov 13th from web
  2. People claiming to boycott PyPI while it has user comments is really melodramatic. 5:35 PM Nov 12th from web
  3. Dammit, Hudson won't show available plugins. It's not as fun to try out as a result. And I can't even find the exception to google it. 9:02 AM Nov 11th from web
  4. from @idangazit some packaging propaganda ;) http://s3.pixane.com/pip_di... http://s3.pixane.com/lenin_... 8:37 AM Nov 10th from web
  5. @hpk42 No one has mentioned pip for Python 3 yet, though since Distribute is available it's certainly possible. 7:45 AM Nov 10th from web in reply to hpk42
  6. @timmolendijk Maybe "wsgify" is confusing... it's just a library for writing WSGI apps, it's not something for retrofitting code. 7:44 AM Nov 10th from web in reply to timmolendijk
  7. pip 0.6 (with uninstall!) thanks to @carljm - News: http://pip.openplans.org/ne... -also virtualenv 1.4.1 bundling the new pip. 7:34 AM Nov 10th from web
  8. @timmolendijk I have been using ad hoc things like webob.dec for small apps and middleware for a while. The use case is... any webapp? 4:27 PM Nov 9th from web in reply to timmolendijk
  9. All web-related libraries must grow to be a framework, hence webob.dec: http://bitbucket.org/ianb/w... 3:59 PM Nov 9th from web
  10. @jezdez Maybe using @maxua 's suggestion inside setup.py (with subprocess) would work well then. 8:16 AM Nov 8th from web in reply to jezdez
  11. @jezdez Do people need the hgext.keyword extension to get keyword expansion from their checkouts? 4:44 PM Nov 7th from web
  12. @jezdez Local revision numbers might be acceptable. Also date-of-last-commit (not just current date) would work. I didn't see either tho 6:08 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to jezdez
  13. @jezdez @dgou Changeset hashes aren't sortable; I want a single sense of forward movement (but not dates, always changing, so are unstable) 5:51 PM Nov 6th from web in reply to jezdez
  14. Is there anything for hg that works as well as setup.cfg tag_svn_revision? Lack of a global stable linear version number is a problem. 5:15 PM Nov 6th from web
  15. virtualenv tip now installs pip. It installs pip with easy_install... which is ironic, but I doubt anyone will notice. Except now. 5:05 PM Nov 6th from web
  16. virtualenv 1.4 is out, now with a --distribute option 3:26 PM Nov 6th from web
  17. @alex_gaynor RKC->I'm Feeling Lucky gives me Certified Russian Kettlebell instructors. They aren't shy about chest hair; I respect that. 9:33 AM Nov 6th from web in reply to alex_gaynor
  18. At this moment, what's the best option for a hassle-free Linux laptop? Still Thinkpad? Is Dell getting better? Working power mgmt? 8:47 AM Nov 6th from web
  19. hg merge commits are so boring. I'm don't really understand why they are necessary either. Some good reason I suppose. 10:12 AM Nov 5th from web
  20. @bkjones Martin is the one who started the whole discussion and poll, so yes, I'm sure he'll abide. 11:04 AM Nov 4th from web in reply to bkjones