Hi , how do I deal with

ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement myproject.common==1.0
ERROR: No matching distribution found for myproject.common==1.0

This is a package that only used in my org. How do I add the path of the file? Back in the days there was a

repository

field to specify the path.

python_requirement(
    name='myproject.common', 
    dependencies=[':salt', ':pymysql'],
    requirements=[
        'myproject.common==1.0',
    ],)

But if it is a tar.gz file in the project directory, how do I specify the path?

I think that I'm not following. How did you do this in V1?

In v1, it was like this:

python_requirement_library(
    name='myproject.common',
    requirements=[
        python_requirement(
           name='myproject.common', 
           requirement='myproject.common==1.0', 
           repository='3rdparty/python'),
    ],
)

@witty-crayon-22786 does this ring a bell?

…it doesn’t. let me see.

hmmm let me check

as Eric mentioned though, v2 has two different strategies for this: can either set a local repository, or use a local requirement

ok then I think I will just use a local requirement

You can either write that in requirements.txt, or use a python_requirement target in a build file. It does not matter for pants. Using requirements.txt is only a short hand

I think I fixed all those issues now! Thx so much~

FWIW on V1, that screen shot shows off the issue. The repository argument was in the python_requirment object - which has no help. It was not on the python_requirement_library container.