I came across this

python_binary

target from pant v1. Is this same as

python_sources

or

python_distribution

? I actually find this documentation more elaborate in terms of python support than v2. https://v1.pantsbuild.org/python_readme.html

I would guess that it is

pex_binary

in v2.

Ah yes! Actually I wanted know what's the subtitute for

python_library

in v2?

That is

python_sources

yeah doesn't seem so according to the description

python_library

BUILD targets make Python code "import-able"

Maybe it's not supported.

But yes, I think it still applies. So pants v1 has

python_library

which we also had until recently in v2, where it was renamed to

python_sources

.

How would you import a

python_sources

generated target?

If you have

src/pkg/mod/source.py

Then in

src/pkg/mod/BUILD

a

python_sources

, you can then import your

source.py

as

import pkg.mod.source

from other modules.

Yes it works under the hood as long as all the things you have mentioned is set-up properly.

Yes,

python_sources

is what used to be called

python_library

I just felt things were more visible in terms of what's going under the hood in V1. I guess it's intentional in V2 to bit conceal the internals. Also I see lot of glob patterns being mentioned in V1 than it's in V2. V2 targets generally reference single files or handful.