Environment is CentOS 7.3.1611. I deploy an application that depends on a few packages that seem to have disappeared from the EPEL. These packages are:python-turbocheetahpython-cherrypy2python-turbojsonpython-paste-scriptpython-peak-rulespython-turbokidNot sure why they've disappeared from the repositories, so that's another question. Luckily, I am still able to install these packages using pip. However, yum doesn't seem to be able to detect that they've been installed, so installing the application's RPM still fails on missing dependencies. Is there any way to get yum to detect that these packages are actually installed?Thanks!
Can yum detect dependencies installed via pip?
centos;yum;rpm;pip
yum can only detect things which are installed with rpm or tools that use it (such as yum itself).  As pip does not use rpm, there is no way for yum to know about anything that pip manages.