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Originally reported by: qwcode (Bitbucket: qwcode, GitHub: qwcode)
the last 2 micro releases don't have wheels.
get-pip.py is now assuming setuptools wheels are available, and fails otherwise.
maybe it shouldn't be that fragile, but is there a reason no wheels for the last 2 releases?
Original comment byjaraco (Bitbucket: jaraco, GitHub: jaraco):
After discovering that the issue can be easily worked around using Python 3.3 instead of Python 3.4, I've released a wheel for Setuptools 2.1.2. Thanks for reporting this. I hadn't realized the urgent impact of omitting a wheel from the build and will strive to ensure that future releases always include the wheel.
Originally reported by: qwcode (Bitbucket: qwcode, GitHub: qwcode)
the last 2 micro releases don't have wheels.
get-pip.py is now assuming setuptools wheels are available, and fails otherwise.
maybe it shouldn't be that fragile, but is there a reason no wheels for the last 2 releases?
the pip issue: pypa/pip#1533
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