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Bazel Python can't do namespaces with google.cloud #65
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It may be related to #55 |
Bug #55 actually diagnoses this better and completely than my previous comment, so I'm removing it. |
Getting the same issue! Any thoughts on a workaround? One idea is to make To get around this disadvantage, I suppose we could preserve the existing Thoughts? |
There is a lot of discussion happening about a ground-up rewrite of these rules: https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/bazel-sig-python The workaround I'm using at the moment, which I don't necessarily recommend, is I wrote our own set of rules: https://github.com/TriggerMail/rules_pyz |
Thanks Evan! Playing around with various options; I appreciate the pointer to your solution, which I will definitely look into... |
Just want to note that this issue is blocking me from adopting Bazel for our python codebase. |
@brandjon is this somewhere on the roadmap? |
Actually, this seems to work now. I just had to declare all the transitive dependencies, so for py_library(
name = "google-cloud-storage",
deps = [
requirement("cachetools"),
requirement("certifi"),
requirement("chardet"),
requirement("google-api-core"),
requirement("google-auth"),
requirement("google-cloud-core"),
requirement("google-resumable-media"),
requirement("google-cloud-storage"),
requirement("googleapis-common-protos"),
requirement("idna"),
requirement("protobuf"),
requirement("pyasn1"),
requirement("pyasn1-modules"),
requirement("pytz"),
requirement("requests"),
requirement("rsa"),
requirement("setuptools"),
requirement("six"),
requirement("urllib3"),
]
) |
@tcwalther The bug still exists. To recreate, try
It should be importing from the py_pypi__google_cloud_storage. My guess is that each requirement is sandboxed while the various "google-*" requirements assume the modules will be merged into a common google.cloud namespace. See #93 |
I think we can close this as a duplicate of #93. |
I'm trying to use
google-cloud-bigquery
, but my code fails to findbigquery
ingoogle.cloud
.I am able to import
google.cloud
, but that loadspypi__google_cloud_core_0_28_0
only, and not the other dependencies that add togoogle.cloud
, despitepypi__google_cloud_bigquery_0_29_0
and all other transitive dependencies being in the runfiles.Here is a debugging session:
My BUILD rule is
Where
jupyter.py
starts an IPython REPL.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: