Hi what is the syntax for copying a `python distribution` wh

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Hi what is the syntax for copying a `python distribution` wheel into a Dockerfile built by pants

rhythmic-glass-66959 · Answer

The doc says The artifacts of any packageable targets are built as if by running ` pants package` and placed in the context using the artifact s `output path` field The `output path` defaults to the scheme `<http path to|path to> directory tgt name ext` e g `src python helloworld bin pex`

nutritious-minister-3808 · Answer

I believe the correct Dockerfile instruction would be `COPY <http path to|path to> directory tgt name whl opt destination directory`

rhythmic-glass-66959 · Answer

In my package build file my target is defined as follow ```python distribution name= dist provides=python artifact name= my package version= 0 1 0 ```

rhythmic-glass-66959 · Answer

`COPY <http src python my|src python my> package dist whl tmp` failed file does not exist

nutritious-minister-3808 · Answer

Sorry For wheels it might be a little different Maybe try `COPY <http src python my|src python my> package my package 0 1 0 whl tmp`

rhythmic-glass-66959 · Answer

Nope still failing

rhythmic-glass-66959 · Answer

I tried a bunch of combinaisons but none worked

nutritious-minister-3808 · Answer

What s the output when you package the whl directly ` pants package src python dist`

nutritious-minister-3808 · Answer

And are you including ` dist ` as a dependency on the docker image target

rhythmic-glass-66959 · Answer

Yes

rhythmic-glass-66959 · Answer

```docker image name= my docker image dependencies= src python my package dist ```

rhythmic-glass-66959 · Answer

``` pants package src python my package dist 09 56 17 93 INFO Wrote dist my package 0 1 0 py3 none any whl 09 56 17 93 INFO Wrote dist my package 0 1 0 tar gz```

nutritious-minister-3808 · Answer

Ahh `COPY my package 0 1 0 py3 none any whl tmp` should do it

nutritious-minister-3808 · Answer

Weird how wheels and sdists don t get put into the same path to directory patterns

rhythmic-glass-66959 · Answer

Thank you very much it worked

bitter-ability-32190 · Answer

< hundreds father 404> here s another case we might consider adding `output path` field to `python distribution`

rhythmic-glass-66959 · Answer

But yes I agree with you It s weird that `python distribution` doesn t follow the documented scheme

bitter-ability-32190 · Answer

FYI y all two ways to help for the future Use ` pants package ` and inspect where it is located in the `dist` dir That ll be reflected in the docker context Use ` pants no process cleanup ` and inspect the sandbox created for the `docker build` process