Hi all 👋 , I have a question which I've not been able to find an answer for in the docs or the GitHub issues threads. Is there a supported approach for running pytest against actual Pants build files? For context, I'm working in a mono-repo with multiple subprojects (each with their own dedicated resolve), and I want to have a small collection of unit tests which enforce certain invariants and conventions for specific target parameters. I'm currently able to do this on a per-subproject basis, but that would require duplicated test definitions per subproject.

So a test that consumes

BUILD

files as input?

yeah exactly!

Here’s an example of doing something like this in the

example-python

repo:

ah nice, thank you for the example! This is somewhat similar to what I'm doing on one of my individual subprojects, but I didn't think to generalize by globbing all build files. It would be very cool if there were some way to inject the output of a

pants list

command into a

pytest.fixture

, but I'm guessing that approach likely has its own rough edges.