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That makes sense. What doesn't make so much sense is that the documentation indicates that Python 3 is supported, but everything I've tried and everyone I've sp
by weberc2 7y ago
That makes sense. What doesn't make so much sense is that the documentation indicates that Python 3 is supported, but everything I've tried and everyone I've spoken to have indicated that it's just broken. In any case, I hope I can use it eventually.
Any idea if deterministic wheels is on the Python project's radar?
EDIT: Quick Google search answered my question--the first result is an issue you filed here: https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/6505 https://github.com/pypa/pip/issues/6505
- thundergolfer 7y agoI haven't been super happy with the prioritisation of that issue in rules_python. In our Java+Scala+Python monorepo we've got our Java+Scala tests caching so that part of our test suite gets a low as 2 minutes in CI. The Python part of our codebase is maybe 5-10% of the codebase but its tests take ~5 minutes in CI because of no caching.