Lincoln Clarete

@harobed IRC, distlib does not provide this feature so far, It's usually setuptools that does this job. People like `pip` and `curdling` just fork a subprocess to run the `setup.py`...

Just reporting that the script above works like a charm for `tar.bz2`, `tar.gz` and `zip` files! It sounds like good feature for curdling too! Thanks!

Thanks for the report! I'm about to release a new version with improvements in the overall stability of the installer and a handful of other bugs, but I feel like...

@suzaku Your idea sounds amazing to me. However, I'm still trying to kill some very basic bugs in other areas so I might take a while to be able to...

Just a heads up, you should take a look in our [Milestones](https://github.com/clarete/curdling/issues/milestones). I targeted this feature to the version `0.6.0` but I'd certainly be happy to change that milestone if...

It happens because you probably stopped curdling with Ctrl+C, so files that were being written to the indexer at that time just got corrupted. Sorry about that. The bright side...

If you think it's easy to run a `sed` and remove your stuff from the `DEBUG` output, it might be certainly valuable! Thanks! :)

Good catch! This bug is definitely somewhere in the `Mapping.best_version()` function. This ticket is a good candidate for a patch if any of you guys want to take a stab...

Sounds definitely good to have a `--dry-run` option. However, we can't actually verify the dependency tree before building all the requested packages. This is a restriction imposed by the `setuptools`...

Definitely worth fixing that! Quick question does pip change its index url configuration _during_ its execution? So, after finding `-i` or `--extra-index-urls` it will actually change the index list used...