Make freeze ignore wsgiref #1369
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I agree. also, go ahead and add it to the skip list in the pip list command. |
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Hmmm, the test failure was only in pypy; I doubt that it's related to this change. |
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yea, it's unrelated. |
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going once, going twice... anyone? can't think of a reason not to do this? |
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This makes
wsgiref(part of the standard library) not show up inpip freezeoutput.I know that
pip freeze --localalso omits it, but I don't see why I should have to specify--localwhen I created a virtualenv with--no-site-packages.