How can I query 3rd party deps of a target? I tried

pants dependencies --transitive

but it contains non 1st party deps as well.

pants dependencies --transitive --filter-target-type="python_requirement"

I think that should do it for you. filtering to only find 3rd party deps

Note that you can only get the direct 3rdparty deps this way (the ones any part of your code directly imports). The indirect deps are in the lockfile, but not explicitly modeled in the Pants dependency graph.

Thanks 🙏

Not sure if this is the issue, but

poetry_requirements

is not actually a target type. Its just a macro that creates

python_requirement

targets behind the scenes. Try targetting

python_requirement

Unfortunately it doesn't work 🥲

What happens if you remove the

--filter-target-type

but run on a specific target?

I get the following:

//:poetry0#langchain-core
//:poetry0#langchain-openai
//:poetry0#langgraph
//:poetry0#protobuf
//pyproject.toml:poetry0
agents/__init__.py:lib
agents/agent.py:lib
agents/main.py:lib
agents/pb_test.py:tests
agents/router.py:lib
agents/simple.py:lib
lockfiles/python-default.lock:_python-default_lockfile
protobuf/v1/person.proto
utils/tools.py

OK, so the basic mechanism works, just the filtering doesn’t

Yes exactly

Well, what are the types of those targets?

Thanks, I didn't know about the command.

pants peek //:poetry0#langchain-openai

returns:

{
    "address": "//:poetry0#langchain-openai",
    "target_type": "python_requirement",
    "_find_links": [],
    "dependencies": [
      "//pyproject.toml:poetry0",
      "lockfiles/python-default.lock:_python-default_lockfile"
    ],
    "dependencies_raw": [
      "//pyproject.toml:poetry0",
      "lockfiles/python-default.lock:_python-default_lockfile"
    ],
    "description": null,
    "entry_point": null,
    "goals": [
      "run"
    ],
    "modules": null,
    "requirements": [
      "langchain-openai<0.3.0,>=0.2.6"
    ],
    "resolve": null,
    "tags": null,
    "type_stub_modules": null
  }
]

Oh! Right, I keep slipping up on this

Works thanks a lot 🙏