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using globs is the recommended way (what zmanji recommended there)

aliases work, but are error prone and boilerplatey

another tool is tags: can tag all tests that you might want to run at once with, say `tags={'integration'}`, and then run `./pants --tag='integration' test my/path::`

<@U3VNP5CH0> : regarding that one: i think guava has jsr305 as a `provided` dep

Just wanted to say hi :sparkles: 
I am a long-time observer of pants. Finally I decided to move ahead with trying to migrate our SBT build at work over to pants. Later  I hope to push for a move to mono-repo style ..

some interesting developments on the zinc project... seems like it might be waking up from a slumber

sup. I’m `Skip(‘org.apache.hadoop*’)` to run a Cascading Jar on Amazon’s EMR, but running the jar [ locally ] causes an invalid manifest file

via `    deploy_jar_rules=jar_rules(
        rules=[
            Skip('org.apache.hadoop*')
        ]
    ),1

`    deploy_jar_rules=jar_rules(
        rules=[
            Skip('org.apache.hadoop*')
        ]
    ),`

hmm somehow the manifest still ends up in the jar even if I skip it…maybe it’s copying it from another jar

i'm looking at the syntax for the skip pattern. but... it may want a regex. looking.

still not working…unless the `/` in  `META-INF/MANIFEST.MF` is blowing up the regex?

<@U0P44J1ML> : are you trying to exclude an entire jar? jar rules are for files

I’m trying to exclude all hadoop  ¯\_(ツ)_/¯