#general
- m
mammoth-pharmacist-54215
04/19/2016, 12:19 AMcool, since you are playing around with custom targets I did just submit a fix for a bug @fancy-queen-20734 discovered - m
mammoth-pharmacist-54215
04/19/2016, 12:19 AMthere was a problem with scala-repl using custom versions - m
mammoth-pharmacist-54215
04/19/2016, 12:20 AM - m
mammoth-pharmacist-54215
04/19/2016, 12:20 AMlet me know if you run into any other trouble I really want to stamp out any issues before we land 1.0 - b
bored-art-40741
04/19/2016, 12:21 AMWe're not using the custom versions yet, we won't need that until 2.11 I think - m
mammoth-pharmacist-54215
04/19/2016, 12:22 AMah, fair enough - m
mammoth-pharmacist-54215
04/19/2016, 12:23 AMthat makes your life a little easier - m
most-cricket-96651
04/19/2016, 1:32 AMOK, I posted https://rbcommons.com/s/twitter/r/3719/ - m
most-cricket-96651
04/19/2016, 1:32 AMBut I couldn't figure out how to get ./pants test tests/python/pants_test/backend/codegen/tasks:antlr_gen to pass - m
most-cricket-96651
04/19/2016, 1:32 AMWith the error " @classmethod def _instance_for_scope(cls, scope): if cls._options is None: > raise cls.UninitializedSubsystemError(cls.name, scope) E UninitializedSubsystemError: Subsystem "DaemonDir" not initialized for scope "pantsd". Is subsystem missing from subsystem_dependencies() in a task?" - m
most-cricket-96651
04/19/2016, 1:32 AMSo if anyone has any ideas, I'd appreciate them. - b
bored-art-40741
04/19/2016, 1:38 AMYou can code quote with triple backticks - b
bored-art-40741
04/19/2016, 1:38 AM(And retroactively edit messages) - b
bored-art-40741
04/19/2016, 1:41 AMI'm going to guess that it's a combination ofCopy code
and not setting up the test to hook up the right subsystemsreturn self.context(target_roots=[self.get_antlr_target()], for_subsystems=[DaemonDir]) - b
bored-art-40741
04/19/2016, 1:42 AMBut it's a little difficult to tell - b
bored-art-40741
04/19/2016, 1:42 AMAlsoCopy code
should beregister('--daemon_dir'daemon-dir - b
bored-art-40741
04/19/2016, 1:52 AM - a
ancient-stone-50795
04/19/2016, 2:08 AMI don't know if anyone is around, but I have a case where I would like to join multiple glob expressions together into one target. Is this still allowed? Or do I just need to define multiple targets? - b
bored-art-40741
04/19/2016, 2:09 AMWhich kind of globs? - a
ancient-stone-50795
04/19/2016, 2:09 AMI mean, I want to use multiple globs() statements or rglobs statments together into onesources - b
bored-art-40741
04/19/2016, 2:09 AMThose are varargs to
I believeglobs - a
ancient-stone-50795
04/19/2016, 2:09 AMlikeglobs('*.java') + 'globs('*.properties') - b
bored-art-40741
04/19/2016, 2:09 AMYeah - b
bored-art-40741
04/19/2016, 2:10 AMglobs('*.java', '*.properties') - a
ancient-stone-50795
04/19/2016, 2:10 AMok, I will try thanks! - b
bored-art-40741
04/19/2016, 2:10 AMnp - b
bored-art-40741
04/19/2016, 2:10 AMPretty sure that works - h
happy-kitchen-89482
04/19/2016, 6:31 AMNot sure I’m following the entire convo above (sorry for late response, I’m 10 timezones ahead of PST) - h
happy-kitchen-89482
04/19/2016, 6:32 AMBut if you have access to a context you cancontext.options.for_global_scope() - h
happy-kitchen-89482
04/19/2016, 6:32 AMThat is the normal way to get global options