Hey, qq - a coworker and I are trying to update the runtime for the Google Cloud Function to

python310

and we noticed that there’s a list of available targets that are being defined on

pants

. By checking out the code we found this ( https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/blob/2fbd8bb618cbc06bb242e461be9e9942e7699e65/[…]thon/pants/backend/google_cloud_function/python/target_types.py ) would the change be as easy as adding the new runtime there? Also, this is more out of curiosity, but how does

pants

handles runtimes that are a different version than the python defined on

pants.toml

? Tks!

Hello!

Also, this is more out of curiosity, but how does pants handles runtimes that are a different version than the python defined on pants.toml? Tks!

I'm not sure I follow this?

Hey Eric! I have my interpreter_constraints defined as

==3.9.*

but

pants

was able to “figure it out” the proper 3rd party dependencies for 3.10 when I set the runtime of that cloud function as

python310

. How does it handle that?

I have my interpreter_constraints defined as ==3.9.*

Via

[python].interpreter_constraints

? That is constraints for your own code, not Pants itself