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is there a way to see dependencies in a tree format? i’m trying to find what dependencies are used by a certain (first-party) module (A), and this works:
```./pants dependencies --dependencies-transitive src/path/to/module_A.py```
however, i’m trying to understand how another package (module B) is getting called, and i’d like to be able to see the tree from module B to A

The `./pants paths` goal may be helpful:  <https://www.pantsbuild.org/docs/reference-paths>

More generally, there is no easy way (yet) to visualize pants deps in a terminal, but you can use `./pants peek` to get detailed json, including dependencies, and turn those into dot or some other useful format

`./pants paths` is exactly what i was looking for!

I forgot that's a goal! It'd be good to document on project introspection page, I opened <https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants/issues/14499> to track that