how do I make sure `foo` is part of a package It should be c Pants #general

how do I make sure `foo` is part of a package? It...

echoing-manchester-70122

05/08/2020, 5:58 PM

how do I make sure

foo

is part of a package? It should be covered by

rglobs(*.py)

in the BUILD file.

enough-analyst-54434

05/08/2020, 6:12 PM

That's an obscure error from the Pants (v1) setup-py goal. Long story short, Pants v1 expects

__init__.py

to define packages. It expects this as part of a check phase where it ensures you aren't / can't publish the same file in more than one distribution to PyPi. Is it true that you're leveraging Python 3 implicit packages?

enough-analyst-54434

05/08/2020, 6:20 PM

If so, you can ignore the warning. That's not too satisfying though.

hundreds-father-404

05/08/2020, 6:31 PM

What Pants version are you on?

echoing-manchester-70122

05/08/2020, 10:11 PM

1.16

echoing-manchester-70122

05/08/2020, 10:12 PM

I guess you could call it an implicit package, as there's no

___init___.py

but there's only one python script in the directory, called

main.py

echoing-manchester-70122

05/08/2020, 10:12 PM

and adding an

__init__.py

doesn't seem to help with that error anyway

enough-analyst-54434

05/08/2020, 11:29 PM

An issue will quickly be better for this, but what is the project structure here in terms of paths and BUILDS and targets? For example, it would be good to have a sketch like:

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src/
  python/
    app/
      BUILD
      main.py

And the command run with full output / possibly with redacted bits if need be:

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$ ./pants setup-py src/python/app:main

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