Nick
Nick
I just tried this and ran into the same issue. ``` git log -n 1 commit d0f0fed094bee2caddbd15c5e8cc2d7b4c29b2e0 Merge: 98f4656 913de92 Author: Uwe Schmitt Date: Wed Jan 25 20:09:49 2017 +0100...
I can't get anything to work after hours of trying. So I've put the pip_parse example into my own repo and tried to do a bare bones setup and it...
After resetting the contents of requirements*.txt, I get a different error as documented here: https://github.com/weegreenblobbie/example_rules_python/commit/3b42abf4bbc72614c9daef722f0588465eecd48a bazel run //tools:main ERROR: no such package '@@pypi//requests': BUILD file not found in directory 'requests'...
Still doesn't work: https://github.com/weegreenblobbie/example_rules_python/commit/d43ac0c910f998364e0a7e491eb5104e8298b9c6 Does `bazel` + `rules_python` assume the python interpreter is already installed in the the system's `PATH`?
Please reopen.
Using @pat-jpnk's examples I'm still failing on Windows after install python 3.11 from python.org: I updated to python 3.11 in the WORKSPACE file: ``` PS C:\Users\weegr\code\bazel_pip_example> bazel run //:requirements.update INFO:...