Thank you for posting this. Can this version be passed as a parameter to a python wheel label within the build.bzl? I have a process where I generate a wheel using bazel and then a separate script to replace the wheel version with my git tag. I would like to remove the second step and let bazel pull the version.
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I don't know, it depends how to generate the wheel. Maybe in the command that generate the wheel you can read the content of version.txt and use it as parameter, or to change the content of the config file you use to generate the wheel (eg: setup.py, pyptoject.toml,...)
PS if your question is "how to cinvert content of the file (like version.txt) into a parameter of a bazel function (from the caller side)?", Sorry I don't know. But I'm interested by the answer if you find it.
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Thank you for posting this. Can this version be passed as a parameter to a python wheel label within the build.bzl? I have a process where I generate a wheel using bazel and then a separate script to replace the wheel version with my git tag. I would like to remove the second step and let bazel pull the version.
I don't know, it depends how to generate the wheel. Maybe in the command that generate the wheel you can read the content of
version.txtand use it as parameter, or to change the content of the config file you use to generate the wheel (eg:setup.py,pyptoject.toml,...)PS if your question is "how to cinvert content of the file (like
version.txt) into a parameter of a bazel function (from the caller side)?", Sorry I don't know. But I'm interested by the answer if you find it.