In the docs here, I see: > You can refer to this target with either

helloworld/greet:greet

or the abbreviated form

helloworld/greet

. Is the implication that any

abc/t:t

can be abbreviated to

abc/t

? If so, then I'm running into an issue where that doesn't seem to be working the way I would expect:

> pants run experiments/e2024_04_19

TooManyTargetsException: The `run` goal only works with one valid target, but was given multiple valid targets:

  * experiments/e2024_04_19/questions.py:sources
  * experiments/e2024_04_19/schemas.py:sources
  * experiments/e2024_04_19:e2024_04_19

I would have expected the final target to run. What am I missing?

They don't seem to have the same name. I.e., in your case it's

abc/t:t_qualcomm

which isn't

t:t

?

ah, in my real example the do have the same name – I meant to remove _q......m from that example. Editing the above to reflect the real example.

I think this behaviour changed in Pants 2.13, and that line of docs was missed:

abc/t

is now equivalent to

abc/t:

(= all targets within

t

). Would you like to submit a pull request that removes the now-incorrect “or abbreviated form …” phrase? Thanks!