Hi everyone. I'm a software engineer at BusPatrol. My team is working on a new monorepo in our org. We're starting to implement Pants, initially with packaging for deploying lambdas to AWS but hopefully for testing soon as well. I met some of the maintainers and contributors at PyCon. I'd love to help contribute at some point as well!

Cool, we love getting new contributors! Shoutout to @happy-kitchen-89482 @ancient-vegetable-10556 @witty-crayon-22786 @bitter-ability-32190 @rhythmic-morning-87313 for repping Pants at Pycon last week. I hope you got to meet that whole gang. :-)

Oh yeah! 👋 We always hear about super interesting companies through meeting people here and in person. I think yours was tied for top two, honestly. The other (not using Pants.... yet) being someone who lives in Alaska and helps researchers who study volcanoes there

Whaaaaat? I hope they're using Pants to do that, just so we get to hear that case study. Wow.

They were not, as far as I remember.

Well, in the future hopefully. A gal can dream.

Yes. Awesome group of people at the Pants Open Space discussion!

At the latest we'll see you next year at PyCon. Bring a friend or two to the Open Space 🙂

And feel free to bring Pants to other Python conferences. A lightning talk or session talk is a great place to discuss the things you're working on and whatever role Pants plays in that. @bitter-ability-32190 just did a talk about build engineering at PyTexas that was very well received.

I'm also waiting to hear back about a Pants+AI/ML talk for SciPy this year. We also accept blog posts, case studies, etc... We love hearing about Pants, both good and constructive 🙂 And feel free to ask for help if you have an idea but are stuck or want some peer eyes on it!

truth!

Indeed. The build/pants open space at pycon was 💯.

If the talk by @bitter-ability-32190 is available online, I'd love to check it out.

I saw this live and highly recommend it!