feat(rules): add main_module attribute to run a module name (python -m) #2671
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aignas
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| This is mutually exclusive with {obj}`main_module`. | ||
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| "main_module": lambda: attrb.String( |
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nit: what about main becoming main_module if it cannot find the file in srcs?
That said, then we would have worse error messages, so this solution is also good.
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I'd rather not because it's not clear how to transform the file name into a module name.
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Im looking forward to trying: Or even better: |
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This implements the ability to run a module name instead of a file path, aka
python -mstyle of invocation.This allows a binary/test to specify what the main module is without having to
have a direct dependency on the entry point file.
As a side effect, the
srcsattribute is no longer required.Fixes #2539