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Add support for multiple requirements.in files #159

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17 changes: 17 additions & 0 deletions uv/pip.bzl
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Expand Up @@ -7,6 +7,7 @@ load("//uv/private:pip.bzl", "pip_compile_test", _pip_compile = "pip_compile")
def pip_compile(
name,
requirements_in = None,
requirements_ins = [],
requirements_txt = None,
target_compatible_with = None,
python_platform = None,
Expand All @@ -21,6 +22,8 @@ def pip_compile(
name: name of the primary compilation target.
requirements_in: (optional, default "//:requirements.in") a label for the requirements.in file.
May also be provided as a list of strings which represent the requirements file lines.
requirements_ins: (optional, default []) a list of labels for additional requirements.in files.
These files will be concatenated together in the order they are provided.
requirements_txt: (optional, default "//:requirements.txt") a label for the requirements.txt file.
python_platform: (optional) a uv pip compile compatible value for --python-platform.
target_compatible_with: (optional) specify that a particular target is compatible only with certain
Expand All @@ -38,6 +41,20 @@ def pip_compile(
[name].update: an alias for [name]
[name]_test: a testable target that will check that requirements_txt is up to date with requirements_in
"""

if requirements_ins:
if requirements_in:
fail("Cannot provide both requirements_in and requirements_ins")
write_target = "_{}.write".format(name)
native.genrule(
name = write_target,
srcs = requirements_ins,
outs = ["_{}.in".format(name)],
# use `awk 1` instead of `cat` ensures trailing newlines for each file
cmd = "awk 1 {} > $(OUTS)".format(" ".join(["$(location {})".format(r) for r in requirements_ins])),
)
requirements_in = write_target

requirements_in = requirements_in or "//:requirements.in"
requirements_txt = requirements_txt or "//:requirements.txt"
tags = tags or []
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