Is this info up-to-date <https://www.pantsbuild.or...
# general
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You should still see it - only after bootstrapping Pants in the pants repo itself.
Not in any other repo
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I didn't get it 🤔 I don't see the venv in the
~/.cache
.
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Anyone? 👀
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So, forget Pants. Just think Python. Edit a Pants source file such that it has a syntax error. Now run Pants. Observe the backtrace and thus find the venv.
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You can figure out anything and you don't need fancy tools or even docs to do so.
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I got the one that is
pytest.pex
, and there are many others... I just want to be able to integrate with the IDE, and automatically set for everybody on the team. Is that not possible with pants?
Or can I install everything to a different env to be used by the IDE?
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@shy-advantage-49800 you led with a link to contributor docs. Do you want an IDE venv for contributing to the Pants codebase or an IDE venv for your team to contribute to your codebase. The latter has a totally different answer.
If you really want the latter - IDE setup for your codebase, not Pants' codebase, see here: https://www.pantsbuild.org/docs/setting-up-an-ide
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Eh... Ups. Sorry John.
And thanks 🙏