We're pleased to announce Pants 2.11.0, the latest release of Pantsbuild, the scalable and ergonomic build system. To update, set pants_version = "2.11.0" in your pants.toml. See upgrade tips, including the update-build-files goal to automate some of the upgrade. Protobuf codegen for GolangPants now can…
On Sunday 1 May 2022, Pants Maintainer, Christopher Neugebauer gave a talk about Pantsbuild's hermetic environments. We'll post the talk video, and slides here as soon as they are available. If there are any interesting questions that come along after the talk, we'll post them here. In the meantime, here…
We're pleased to announce Pants 2.10.0, the latest release of Pantsbuild, the scalable and ergonomic build system. To update, set pants_version = "2.10.0" in your pants.toml. See upgrade tips, including the update-build-files goal to automate some of the upgrade. Multiple Python user lockfilesThe community's top-voted…
Rather than forcing global or per-project lockfiles, Pants uses a hybrid approach...This allows a repo to operate with the minimum number of resolves required to support their conflicting library versions, without necessarily going to the costly extreme of per-project resolves.…
We recently conducted our annual survey of the Pants community. The purpose, as usual, was to inform the project roadmap for the year. The survey proceeded in two phases: First, we gathered all the potential projects and needs from the community, then we conducted a round of voting, to help…
Working effectively in a monorepo requires appropriate tooling. While Pants can be a really useful system in repos of all sizes and architectures, it has some features that make it particularly appealing in a monorepo setting……
If you’re responsible for your organization’s codebase architecture, then at some point you have to make some emphatic choices about how to manage this growth in a scalable way. There are two common architectural alternatives to choose from...…
Pants's codegen support solves one of the biggest problems with code generation: how to make sure that local developers, CI, and production are using the same generated code?…