Hmm, two different checkouts should appear to Pants like two unrelated repos, so I'd be surprised if that were the issue. Can you isolate a reproduction?

It's hard because whenever I re-run the last command, it disappears...

Hey Pants Team, curious if there's a recommended way to read environment variable from a plugin subsystem? I know we can set a subsystem option but wanted to see if we can read an existing env var.

dev5 doesn't include this bugfix: https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/pull/18043

So, Pants bug. Also my bad 😅 Try

dev6

?

I'm trying to express "run this runnable (a pex) with these args, depending on [these files], and letting in ENV_VAR_FOO)" as discrete thing that can itself be run. I /though/ that would be a chance to try out

adhoc_tool

But pants tells me (NoApplicableTargetsException) that I can't

run

an

adhoc_tool

I'm unsure if I'm missing something obvious here or should be looking at another target type (

shell_command

?).

Hi all, was wondering if it was possible to exclude a certain dependency from all BUILD files instead of having to go and do this manually for each file? Is there a more generalizable approach?

Hey folks, I’m running pants 1.14 (but tested with this issue with the rc 1.15 and dev 1.16) and am having some issues with remote execution. For some reason, pants is attempting to make a go.sum change but cannot do so as the files are created as read only on the remote. As a consequence, the remote execution pod will only work as root, but we’re trying not to do so The error is:

stderr:
go: updating go.sum: open /worker/build/<hash>/root/go.sum: permission denied

sci-pants caching question (in CI). I think I am caching the correct folders, but I it keeps downloading pants instead of using the local version, did directories change ? am I caching the wrong folders?

Out of curiousity, is it possible to customize the tailor command. So instead of seeding with python_tests could I instead have it seed with a macro?

Ah, that might be the cause! I'll try!

it seems to be fixed in my local setup, at least

hmmmm it happened again even with dev7... T_T

trying to bust all pants-related cache..

There might be a mypy option for disabling the cache. Might be worth starting there

Hi there! Just a quick question. Let's say I want my code to support Python 3.8-3.10. I set up GitHub workflow to run with these versions. What should I set in

pants.toml

to get all tools (most importantly mypy) and tests running with the specific version of Python? Is that possible? I would like to catch problems that are specific for a specific version of Python. From docs I'm not sure whether this is possible with mypy. The repo is https://github.com/5G-ERA/era-5g-client

Does anyone have any experience with Pants not being able to find the

unzip

binary when building Docker images? I have a colleague on WSL Ubuntu and we can't figure out why she's getting "BinaryNotFound" when

unzip

exists in the expected location (

/usr/bin/unzip

).

Hey people! Has anyone used opentelemetry autoinstrumentation + Pex? Works?

Hey Team, really noob question but how would one request

Dependencies

like this

./pants dependencies app/something/::

in a Pants plugin? I have used Dependees (dependents) before like this

dependents = await Get(
        Dependees,
        DependeesRequest(
            (t.address for t in req.targets),
            transitive=False,
            include_roots=False,
        ),
    )

but I'm not sure rule similar rule exists for

Dependencies

?

Hi team, 1. suppose we have docker image A on registry B, how can we run the image A using pants 2. suppose we have docker image A on registry B, how can we build another image C on top of image A and then run it 3. is there any support for running

docker-compose up

using pants?

Hi! There is a note in the docs about writing a plugin to adjust version numbers and other parameters in setup.py for the python_distribution target. Are there specific examples or implementations of this? Context: I’d like to have version numbers just inferred from git hash, or something similar, so devs don’t have to care about managing version numbers.

On 2.14.1. I've been seeing the following happening recently where the scheduler repeatedly gets initialized. Anything I should be looking for?

15:45:27.60 [INFO] Initializing scheduler...
15:45:27.83 [INFO] Scheduler initialized.
15:45:43.12 [INFO] Initializing scheduler...
15:45:43.50 [INFO] Scheduler initialized.

Hi Pants team! I am new to Pants. I am trying to generate both Java and Python from protobuf and am running into issues (using

2.15.0rc6

). Basically, the Java is not being generated despite explicit dependencies from

java_sources

, while the Python is generated fine. Also weird is that

export-codegen

will export the Java generated files, but not the python ones until I remove the

protobuf.java

backend, after which it will generate the Python (and, of course, not the Java). I understand this is an experimental backend - does anyone have experience with it working either individually or together with

protobuf.python

?

is there support for ventura? 3.9.14 can’t find a suitable pantsbuild.pants version

Hey 👋 trying to get our pipelines optimised on bitbucket (shitbucket) When running the tests it doesnt seem to use the cache that we have set up - (or more likely that I havent set it up correctly) Stack trace in thread 👇

hi! Trying to run streamlit apps in pants. How can I do it once it can only run through its CLI?

I'm now trying https://github.com/lablup/backend.ai/pull/1107

extra_type_stubs

and

extra_type_stubs_lockfile

...

Hi all, I’ve got some google cloud functions that rely on the

psycopg2

package. I’d like the ability to build + deploy my cloud functions from my MacOS machine, however I’m running into current limitations of pants:

16:44:33.76 [WARN] Google Cloud Functions built on macOS may fail to build. If your function uses any third-party dependencies without binary wheels (bdist) for Linux available, it will fail to build. If this happens, you will either need to update your dependencies to only use dependencies with pre-built wheels, or find a Linux environment to run ./pants package. (See <https://realpython.com/python-wheels/> for more about wheels.)

It looks like the only way to get a wheel is via

psycopg2-binary

(which works) but the documentation recommends avoiding this in production and instead using the source distribution. I’m wondering if anyone has any recommendations/advice to work around this limitation? Is having a Linux pipeline to build/deploy cloud functions really my only option? Or is it possible to temporarily override/replace psycopg2->psycopg2-binary for one-off deployments?

Maybe a better question, is there a way that I can run a python unit test that has access to the java backend when executed?

Hi! I sometimes (reletively often) get the error below in CI. I hope that it is a known thing, so that I don't have to try to get the core dump, which won't be fun. It's on an Ubuntu 20.04, f it makes a difference. Most of the times it works ok, all runs are on the same machine.

[2023-02-24T18:00:24.500Z] 18:00:24.27 [INFO] Initializing scheduler...
[2023-02-24T18:00:24.500Z] 18:00:24.46 [INFO] Scheduler initialized.
[2023-02-24T18:00:24.770Z] 2.14.1
[2023-02-24T18:00:24.770Z] Fatal Python error: PyGILState_Release: thread state 0x7f14c0001060 must be current when releasing
[2023-02-24T18:00:24.770Z] Python runtime state: finalizing (tstate=0x5409f0)
[2023-02-24T18:00:24.770Z] 
[2023-02-24T18:00:24.770Z] Thread 0x00007f14d87c7c00 (most recent call first):
[2023-02-24T18:00:24.770Z] <no Python frame>
[2023-02-24T18:00:24.770Z] bash: line 1: 35054 Aborted                 (core dumped) ./pants --version