Is there a handy way to either 1 Materialize a `resources` t

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Is there a handy way to either 1 Materialize a `resources` target into a directory 2 Make a zip file of a `resources` target

aloof-angle-91616 · Answer

this isn t answering the question at all but i would recommend making use of the `deployable archives` product if there is a task created to do 2

average-vr-56795 · Answer

I was hoping not to write any code disappointed I can make an empty `jvm binary` which depends on it which will give me a zip file

aloof-angle-91616 · Answer

now that s called being a hacker

witty-crayon-22786 · Answer

< average vr 56795> could extract the `Snapshot` of the resources

witty-crayon-22786 · Answer

extract checkout

average-vr-56795 · Answer

Does that mean Add a flag to filedeps smile

aloof-angle-91616 · Answer

if ` pants bundle lt target gt ` doesn t do this for resources it might be very reasonable to add that capability

witty-crayon-22786 · Answer

mm so you mean outside of pants then

average-vr-56795 · Answer

Yeah I was hoping to be able to just run ` pants bundle lt target gt ` or similar The `jvm binary` hack is sufficient for my needs though slightly smiling face

aloof-angle-91616 · Answer

are there any tasks which consume bare `resources ` targets right now like as target roots or are they only consumed as dependencies of other targets

aloof-angle-91616 · Answer

the answer is no

aloof-angle-91616 · Answer

i spent 5 minutes thinking about how to make a task for ` pants bundle`ing any `Files` subclasses passed as target roots so if that s a need for anyone let me know but just stashed it for now