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pip install --download unpacks packages when some configuration set #1190

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oinopion opened this issue Sep 6, 2013 · 2 comments
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oinopion commented Sep 6, 2013

I have following configuration file for pip:

[global]
use-wheel = true
wheel-dir = /home/oinopion/.pip/wheels
find-links = /home/oinopion/.pip/wheels

First I did pip wheel django==1.4.5, to make wheel for faster updates.

Now, when doing pip install django==1.4.5 --download ./packages, the ./packages/ directory contains unpacked django package. I would expect to see either original source package or wheel built by myself, but not extracted archive.

Pip version: 1.4.1, setuptools version: 0.9.8, commands were done in virtualenv (1.10.1).

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I think this issue is the same as #1111

I added some investigation notes on that other issue.

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qwcode commented Feb 1, 2014

dupe of #1111

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