Admittedly, It’s probably a fairly small use case ...
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ian_knox
02/15/2021, 4:32 PMAdmittedly, It’s probably a fairly small use case that wants to keep the meltano project in the same repo as any custom taps/targets AND are allergic to setuptools.. I just happen to fall into it today 🙂
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chris_dietrich
02/15/2021, 8:27 PMHi Ian, how else would you manage custom taps? (Still new to this, but might run into what you are having now).
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ian_knox
02/15/2021, 8:34 PMI think a lot of people check custom taps/targets into a separate repo.
ian_knox
02/15/2021, 8:35 PMWhich does support PEP-517 since pip supports it for git-sourced installs (if you’re curious)
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chris_dietrich
02/15/2021, 8:46 PMOkay, and how do you link them in meltano?
chris_dietrich
02/15/2021, 8:49 PMOr “import” them, better? Like this?:
pip_url: git+<https://gitlab.com/myrepos/tap-mycustomtab.git>i
ian_knox
02/15/2021, 8:51 PMYup
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chris_dietrich
02/15/2021, 9:35 PMOkay, thank you. I’ll come back to this for sure at some point. But if the pip_url: approach helps me keep things separate and version controlled I’m fine for a while.
Hope you get your issue sorted as well.
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