#pyramid

[pyramid_simpleform] stevepiercy pushed 2 new commits to master: https://git.io/v9Zg6

pyramid_simpleform/master 3ee00bf Steve Piercy: use pylons-sphinx-theme for docs

pyramid_simpleform/master 8abe358 Steve Piercy: Merge pull request #28 from stevepiercy/master...

[pyramid_simpleform] stevepiercy pushed 2 new commits to master: https://git.io/v9ZaT

pyramid_simpleform/master a09481f Steve Piercy: auto-update version; fix Sphinx deprecations warnings

pyramid_simpleform/master 907a059 Steve Piercy: Merge pull request #29 from stevepiercy/master...

Lazy web: How does pip deal with a remote PyPI no longer having a newer version of a library, which it may have already cached before... does it ignore the cache and go back to the older version

?

x58: It goes back to the older version sort of

the /simple/<foo>/ page is cached for 10 minutes, in those 10 minutes it will continue to see the newer version of the library as available

the actaul file itself is cached for basically forever, as is any wheels it produces, but when the file no longer shows up on /simple/<foo>/, pip won't ever even consider using them

dstufft: I am using devpi

This is for $WORK, we want to be able to pull a misbehaving package from our pypi servers and rebuild/retest/redeploy our stack.

I'd prefer to not have to nuke the pip cache if I can avoid it.

x58: all the same rules apply, but you'll need to look at what cachecontrol headers devpi serves

It's sitting behind apache, we strip all cache control headers.

/simple/<foo> (And the file url, but not the wheel cache) obey CacheControl headers

On purpose.

Excellent.

Avoiding the download of the package is our biggest concern if possible.

Re-using cached wheels is excellent for speed.

yea if you don't have a cache control header telling us we're allowed to cache it, then we won't (well we might, if you have a Last-Modified or an Etag, but in that case we'll revalidate the response using a conditional get)

Now, next lazy web question, can I point pip to both a local directory and to a pypi index and have it pick the local directory if the files there have a higher version number?

sure

Excellent :D

it just collapses all of the -i, --extra-index-url, and --find-links options into a big list and looks over them all looking for the best option to install

Now, last question, is there any good tooling to help with taking a requirements.txt file and finding out what the most current version is on pypi proper?

pip-compile from pip-tools might do what you're looking for

basically pip freeze > somefile, strip versions, then get latest and compare

So I can automate a post to slack that says "hey, these dependencies have updated, or newer versions"

ah hm

Not sure about that

I'd like something similar to "yarn outdated"

I use pyup for that, but it makes PRs and is a service

you could do pip install -r requirements.txt && pip list -o --format=json

pip-compile looks like it will be better than pip freeze to also give me a good idea of why a package was pulled in.

Yeah, upgrading pins is our primary concern. Right now we use a private pypi, with no pins, but we want to know when something has updated in the wild and then manually go fetch it and place it on our pypi and do a test build.

Thanks for the advice dstufft!

x58: no problem

Would be cool if pip's search algo for the latest version could be imported, then I could script a check.

so I updated the pyramid_debugtoolbar to add subscribers in an ApplicationCreated event

so that they wrap all normally-registered subscribers

this was fine but then I took it too far and can't figure out where to go with it now :(

I added the ability to inject arbitrary actions and they execute in ApplicationCreated... the problem I realized is that the Router object (the app) does stuff in __init__ so some actions done in ApplicationCreated would not have any effect

but pyramid has no way to do things before the app is created... by design

and for good reason imo... but it's not going well trying to come up with a hack around it even using private apis or mocks

[pyramid_debugtoolbar] mmerickel pushed 1 new commit to master: https://git.io/v9ZP5

pyramid_debugtoolbar/master a22d2cf Michael Merickel: move the toolbar wsgi app into the toolbar_app module

[pyramid_cookbook] mmerickel pushed 2 new commits to master: https://git.io/v9ZXw

pyramid_cookbook/master 75c81ed Denis Rykov: cherrypy.wsgiserver functionality been moved to the cheroot

pyramid_cookbook/master 30fc21e Michael Merickel: Merge pull request #180 from drnextgis/windows-deploy-fix...

raydeo: you still around?

[pyramid] stevepiercy pushed 2 new commits to master: https://git.io/v9Z5z

pyramid/master 68f673f Steve Piercy: update cookiecutter README.txt throughout docs...

pyramid/master c4ccb61 Steve Piercy: Merge pull request #3017 from stevepiercy/master...

[pyramid] stevepiercy pushed 3 new commits to 1.8-branch: https://git.io/v9ZdZ

pyramid/1.8-branch b90daa7 Rémy HUBSCHER: Fix underlined title....

pyramid/1.8-branch 45735d0 Steve Piercy: update cookiecutter README.txt throughout docs...

pyramid/1.8-branch c1d593c Steve Piercy: Merge pull request #3018 from stevepiercy/1.8-branch...

when using Traversal is there a simple way to generate urls in template files, other that resource_path and resource_url ?