# Initial packages

By default the `packages` command lists packages in the `gpkg`
namespace). We don't have any installed yet so this is an empty list.

    >>> run("guild packages")
    <BLANKLINE>
    <exit 0>

If we use the `-a` option, we get all packages, which at this point
consists of all of the pip packages that are installed in the env.

    >>> run("guild packages -a")
    pypi/Markdown                ...
    pypi/PyYAML                  ...
    pypi/Werkzeug                ...
    pypi/backports.weakref       ...
    pypi/bleach                  ...
    pypi/certifi                 ...
    pypi/chardet                 ...
    pypi/funcsigs                ...
    pypi/html5lib                ...
    pypi/idna                    ...
    pypi/mock                    ...
    pypi/numpy                   ...
    pypi/pbr                     ...
    pypi/pip                     ...
    pypi/pkginfo                 ...
    pypi/protobuf                ...
    pypi/requests                ...
    pypi/requests-toolbelt       ...
    pypi/setuptools              ...
    pypi/six                     ...
    pypi/tensorflow              ...
    pypi/tensorflow-tensorboard  ...
    pypi/tqdm                    ...
    pypi/twine                   ...
    pypi/urllib3                 ...
    pypi/wheel                   ...
    <exit 0>

# Initial packages

By default the `packages` command lists packages in the `gpkg`
namespace). We don't have any installed yet so this is an empty list.

    >>> run("guild packages")
    <BLANKLINE>
    <exit 0>

If we use the `-a` option, we get all packages, which at this point
consists of all of the pip packages that are installed in the env.

    >>> run("guild packages -a")
    pypi/Markdown                ...
    pypi/PyYAML                  ...
    pypi/Werkzeug                ...
    pypi/bleach                  ...
    pypi/certifi                 ...
    pypi/chardet                 ...
    pypi/html5lib                ...
    pypi/idna                    ...
    pypi/numpy                   ...
    pypi/pip                     ...
    pypi/pkginfo                 ...
    pypi/protobuf                ...
    pypi/requests                ...
    pypi/requests-toolbelt       ...
    pypi/setuptools              ...
    pypi/six                     ...
    pypi/tensorflow              ...
    pypi/tensorflow-tensorboard  ...
    pypi/tqdm                    ...
    pypi/twine                   ...
    pypi/urllib3                 ...
    pypi/wheel                   ...
    <exit 0>

Remove Python 2 specific packages in test output
Remove Python 2 specific packages in test output

This is a convenient way to normalize across Python 2 and 3 and isn't
really material to our tests.
