yolk

virtualenv yolk problem

yolk -l gives me information that I've got 114 packages installed on my Ubuntu 10.04. After creating new virtualenv directory using virtualenv virt_env/virt1 --no-site-packages --clear I switched to that, my prompt changed and then yolk -l gives me again the same 114 packages. What is going on there? ...

What does it mean when a package is installed as "non-active development"?

For whatever reason, my build system isn't installing one of my packages properly. When I use yolk (from within a virtualenv), I get the following: bin/yolk -l elig elig - 3.1.2.dev - non-active development (/home/jason/src/interface_dev/elig) How exactly does a package go from active development to non-active developme...