I have a couple more questions on my way to upgrading pants to 2.11: 1. Is there a good way to get pytest to ignore

__init.py

,

common.py

or any other files that don't have tests in them? 2. I have some tests that import

.json

files, which traditionally have been provided using a resources target and then having

:test-files

in the dependencies for the

python_tests

. After changing the version to 2.11, I find that my tests are no longer able to load the test files like they had in the past. I tried switching to the

files

target from

resources

but that didn't change anything.

fwiw, I'm on 2.11 and use

files

and

resources

for lots of test files and it's working fine for me

After changing the version to 2.11, I find that my tests are no longer able to load the test files like they had in the past. I tried switching to the

files

target from

resources

but that didn’t change anything.

this might be related to source roots?: there were some default patterns in 1.30.x which are no longer installed. to confirm, you’d want to run

./pants roots

and see if you have a source root for the filesystem prefix of the

resources

that you expect to be cut off before you import them

Is there a good way to get pytest to ignore __init.py , common.py or any other files that don't have tests in them?

You will want to make sure that they are not in the

sources

field of a

python_tests

"target generator". They should belong to

python_sources

You can use

./pants peek path/to/common.py

to see what the target type is