Hello, how can I find the binary file that is buil...
# general
c
Hello, how can I find the binary file that is built from a
pants binary
goal?
a
it should be placed in the
dist/
dir if the pants command succeeded
if
--pants-distdir
is set to some other value (it rarely is), it will be there instead
c
oh, nice, thanks
❤️ 1
h
Btw, which Pants version are you using? You can run
./pants --version
. Asking because the UI changes a bit depending on the version
c
1.25.0
h
Cool. And are you using Pants entirely for Python or other languages? We’ve been putting most of our our efforts into the “v2 execution engine”, which is a big rewrite of how Pants works. Check out https://pants.readme.io/docs/pants-v1-vs-v2 for the main differences
c
Just Python, and yes, I saw the comment in general and I made a note to speak with my team about looking more into this.
I'm excited!
h
Wonderful! Please let us know if you have any questions or if we can help get started! There shouldn’t be too much of a jump going from the v1 engine to v2 engine, outside of upgrading to 1.28.0 or 1.29.0rc3 before then. Since you’re already on 1.25.0, this should hopefully be relatively easy. See https://pants.readme.io/docs/upgrade-tips for some tips on upgrading Pants versions in general