Could a couple of people run

dig <http://pantsbuild.org|pantsbuild.org>

and tell me which nameservers they get in the

;; AUTHORITY SECTION:

?

Trying to assess how far along DNS propagation we are

I've got cloudfare

Me too, from my laptop in Israel and from AWS

so probably fully propagated by now

Or close enough

Yeah, and my 2 tests are from Chicago (AT&T tethering) and Austin Texas datacenter

Cool, thanks! There will be some docsite downtime while I make a change to how we direct to it, just FYI all.

@enough-analyst-54434 I’ll work on an isolated reproducible case.

Excellent, ty

I am going to work on https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/issues/4764 to get node8/npm5 to work with Pants node integration

could someone assign that issue to me? Thanks

Is there an example manipulating $PATH inside of a task?

I think I will have to modify $PATH to get things working

Grep for environment_as and/or env= The former temporarily mutates the environment in the scope of a with block, the latter will point you towards places we invoke a subprocess via the standard library and pass a custom environment to it.

thanks, john. I read more into the issue and I think there might be a way to solve this issue without devolving into modify env.PATH=. I think I would like a little bit advise from experts here which direction to go. More info of possible solution is added to the issues.

basically, one is trying to find a way to make dependencies dir under the dependee dir during installation, maybe either copy everything over, or symlink (not sure a symlink will work, need to verify), or tar the dependencies up to a tarball and pointing to the tarball instead of the directory as dependencies

any insights which way might be work better?

Hi all, I’ve made some changes into how our docsite is hosted

Let me know if you see any issues accessing pantsbuild.org (including fetching binaries from binaries.pantsbuild.org etc.)

the solution as described by benjyw is working, my dir structure now looks like this

3rdparty/go/golang.org/x/text/BUILD

in this build file i have

go_remote_library(pkg="unicode/norm",
  rev='3bd178b88a8180be2df394a1fbb81313916f0e7b',
)

go_remote_library(pkg="transform",
  rev='8bf377e291b5e40c0e6bd1b8e139f4ba31e87a21',
)

Thanks for the help guys

Hello Pants people, may I know how to specific this ivy dependency in BUILD? https://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.apache.flink/flink-contrib/1.3.2

doesn’t seem to work

Resolves shouldn't need pom artifacts explicitly. Does your code need the pom, ie: does your code parse the pom say?

If not, what error are you hitting that makes you think you need to spell something like your example above in a BUILD file?

To be more concrete, that pom is just an aggregator pointing to these real dependencies (jars): org.apache.flink#flink-storm org.apache.flink#flink-storm-examples org.apache.flink#flink-streaming-contrib org.apache.flink#flink-tweet-inputformat org.apache.flink#flink-connector-wikiedits org.apache.flink#flink-statebackend-rocksdb If your code really needs all these contrib modules, probably best to spell them out as individual jars in the jar_library list. If instead, this pom is a transitive dependency of some other jar you depend on, then everything should just work - ivy should see the transitive dep and know how to expand the pom internally to go find these 6 deps.

I'm running

./pants test --test-junit-test=... <target>

and its JVM is dying with an out of heap. If I attach to it, I see it was run with -Xmx256

which flag is specifying that 256? I don't see it in any of my settings

I see an

extra_jvm_options

on

junit_test

but I'm looking for the default set