Pants Reference

This page documents Pants goals, tasks, subsystems and options.

Goals

A goal is an action that can be taken on build targets. It represents some high-level goal that you wish to accomplish, such as compiling your code. Goals are how you tell Pants what to do on the command line. E.g., this is how you invoke the compile goal:

  ./pants compile examples/src/java/org/pantsbuild/example/hello/main

Goals may depend on other goals, and Pants will invoke those dependencies before invoking the goal you requested. For example, the run goal depends on the compile goal, so these commands are equivalent:

    ./pants compile run examples/src/java/org/pantsbuild/example/hello/main
    ./pants run examples/src/java/org/pantsbuild/example/hello/main

Tasks

A goal is made up of one or more tasks. For example, the compile.zinc task compiles JVM code using the Zinc compiler, and is installed in the compile goal.

Many goals are naturally 'singletons', i.e., they contain only one task. For example the clean-all goal, which deletes all build byproducts. In these cases we often casually elide the distinction between the goal and its task. E.g., we refer to the clean-all task, not the clean-all.clean-all task.

Subsystems

A subsystem is some configurable part of Pants that can be used across multiple tasks and other parts of the system, including other subsystems. Examples include a JVM, a remote code repository or a build cache.

There may be multiple instances of subsystem configuration. Tasks and other subsystems that use a subsystem may either use its global instance or they may instantiate their own instance, overriding its global config. For example, a task may use the global JVM configuration, or it may use its own specialized JVM configuration.

Options and Scopes

Tasks and subsystems can be configured using options. Option values may be specified using command line flags, environment variables or the pants.ini config file.

Pants has many tasks and subsystems, and therefore it has many options. For organizational purposes, the options are grouped into scopes:

• The options for task foo in goal bar belong to scope bar.foo.
• If a task foo has the same name as its goal then it belongs to scope foo (rather than foo.foo). This provides convenience and brevity in the case of 'singleton' goals.
• The global instance of subsystem foo belongs to scope foo.
• The specialized instance of subsystem foo used by scope bar.baz belongs to scope foo.bar.baz.

Scopes are used as qualifiers when specifying option values. For example, to set the value of option foo in scope bar.baz:

• Set the value of key foo in section bar.baz in pants.ini:

        [bar.baz]
        foo = 42

• Set the value of environment variable PANTS_BAR_BAZ_FOO:

        PANTS_BAR_BAZ_FOO=42 ./pants compile examples/src/java/org/pantsbuild/example/hello/main

• Set the value of command line flag --bar-baz-foo:

        ./pants --bar-baz-foo=42 compile examples/src/java/org/pantsbuild/example/hello/main
        ./pants compile --bar-baz-foo=42 examples/src/java/org/pantsbuild/example/hello/main

For convenience, you can qualify a command-line goal with a task, followed by the unqualified form of command line flags belonging to that task. E.g., this:

      ./pants compile.zinc --foo --bar run.jvm --baz \
        examples/src/java/org/pantsbuild/example/hello/main

is equivalent to this:

      ./pants run --compile-zinc-foo --compile-zinc-bar --run-jvm-baz \
        examples/src/java/org/pantsbuild/example/hello/main

Pants also has a few global options, for basic systemwide configuration.

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Available Goals

bash-completion	Generate a Bash shell script that teaches Bash how to autocomplete pants command lines.
bench	Run benchmarks.
binary	Create a runnable binary.
bootstrap	Bootstrap tools needed by subsequent build steps.
buildgen	Automatically generate BUILD files.
buildozer	Manipulate BUILD files.
bundle	Create a deployable application bundle.
check-published-deps	Find references to outdated JVM artifacts.
classmap	Print a mapping from class name to the owning target from target's runtime classpath.
clean-all	Delete all build products, creating a clean workspace.
cloc	Print counts of lines of code.
compile	Compile source code.
confluence	A task to publish Page targets to Confluence wikis.
deferred-sources	Map DeferredSourcesFields to files that produce the product 'unpacked_archives'.
dep-usage	Collect target dependency usage data.
dependees	List all targets that depend on any of the input targets.
dependencies	Print the target's dependencies.
depmap	Depict the target's dependencies.
detect-duplicates	Detect JVM classes and resources with the same qualified name on the classpath.
doc	Generate documentation.
export	Export project information in JSON format.
export-classpath	Create stable symlinks for runtime classpath entries for JVM targets.
filedeps	List all source and BUILD files a target transitively depends on.
filemap	Print a mapping from source file to the target that owns the source file.
filter	Filter the input targets based on various criteria.
fmt	Autoformat source code.
gen	Generate code.
go	Runs an arbitrary go command against zero or more go targets.
go-env	Runs an arbitrary command in a go workspace defined by zero or more go targets.
goals	List available goals.
idea-plugin	Invoke IntelliJ Pants plugin (installation required) to create a project.
imports	Resolve external source dependencies.
index
invalidate
jar
jvm-platform-explain	Console task which provides helpful analysis about jvm platform dependencies.
jvm-platform-validate	Validation step that runs well in advance of jvm compile.
kill-pantsd	Terminate the pants daemon.
killserver	Kill the reporting server.
lint	Find formatting errors in source code.
list	Lists all targets matching the target specs.
list-owners	Print targets that own a source file.
markdown	Generate HTML from Markdown docs.
meta-rename	Rename a target and update its dependees' dependencies with the new target name
minimize	Print a minimal covering set of targets.
mypy	Invoke the mypy static type analyzer for Python.
ng-killall	Kill running nailgun servers.
options	Display meta-information about options.
outdated
path	Find a dependency path from one target to another.
paths	List all dependency paths from one target to another.
publish	Publish a build artifact.
pyprep
reference	Generate Pants reference documentation.
repl	Run a REPL.
repl-dirty	Run a REPL, skipping compilation.
resolve	Resolve external binary dependencies.
resources	Prepare resources.
roots	List the repo's registered source roots.
run	Invoke a binary.
run-dirty	Invoke a binary, skipping compilation.
server	Run the reporting server.
setup-py	Generate setup.py-based Python projects.
sitegen	Generate the Pants static web site.
sort	Topologically sort the targets.
targets	List available target types.
test	Run tests.
thrift-linter	Print lint warnings for thrift files.
unpack-jars	Unpack artifacts specified by unpacked_jars() targets.

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Option Reference

• Global Options
  • Basic options
    • --build-file-imports=<str> (default: 'warn')
      Whether to allow import statements in BUILD files
      
    • --[no-]colors (default: True)
      Set whether log messages are displayed in color.
      
    • --tag=[+-]tag1,tag2,... (--tag=[+-]tag1,tag2,...) ..., --tag="[[+-]tag1,tag2,..., [+-]tag1,tag2,..., ...]", --tag="+[[+-]tag1,tag2,..., [+-]tag1,tag2,..., ...]" (default: [])
      Include only targets with these tags (optional '+' prefix) or without these tags ('-' prefix). Useful with ::, to find subsets of targets (e.g., integration tests.)
      
    • --target-spec-file=<str> (--target-spec-file=<str>) ..., --target-spec-file="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --target-spec-file="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
      Read additional specs from this file, one per line
      
    • --[no-]verify-config (default: True)
      Verify that all config file values correspond to known options.
      
    • -e, --[no-]explain (default: False)
      Explain the execution of goals.
      
    • -l=<str>, --level=<str> (default: 'info')
      Set the logging level.
      
    • -q, --[no-]quiet (default: False)
      Squelches most console output. NOTE: Some tasks default to behaving quietly: inverting this option supports making them noisier than they would be otherwise.
      
    • -x, --[no-]time (default: False)
      Output a timing report at the end of the run.
      
  • Advanced options
    • --backend-packages=<str> (--backend-packages=<str>) ..., --backend-packages="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --backend-packages="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['pants.backend.graph_info','pants.backend.python','pants.backend.jvm','pants.backend.codegen.antlr.java','pants.backend.codegen.antlr.python','pants.backend.codegen.jaxb','pants.backend.codegen.protobuf.java','pants.backend.codegen.ragel.java','pants.backend.codegen.thrift.java','pants.backend.codegen.thrift.python','pants.backend.codegen.wire.java','pants.backend.project_info','pants.backend.docgen','internal_backend.repositories','internal_backend.sitegen','internal_backend.utilities','pants.contrib.avro','pants.contrib.buildrefactor','pants.contrib.codeanalysis','pants.contrib.cpp','pants.contrib.confluence','pants.contrib.errorprone','pants.contrib.findbugs','pants.contrib.go','pants.contrib.googlejavaformat','pants.contrib.jax_ws','pants.contrib.scalajs','pants.contrib.mypy','pants.contrib.node','pants.contrib.python.checks','pants.contrib.scrooge','pants.contrib.thrifty'])
      Load backends from these packages that are already on the path. Add contrib and custom backends to this list.
      
    • --binaries-baseurls=<str> (--binaries-baseurls=<str>) ..., --binaries-baseurls="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --binaries-baseurls="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['https://binaries.pantsbuild.org'])
      List of URLs from which binary tools are downloaded. URLs are searched in order until the requested path is found.
      
    • --binaries-fetch-timeout-secs=<int> (default: 30)
      Timeout in seconds for URL reads when fetching binary tools from the repos specified by --baseurls.
      
    • --binaries-path-by-id="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: {})
      Maps output of uname for a machine to a binary search path. e.g. {("darwin", "15"): ["mac", "10.11"]), ("linux", "arm32"): ["linux", "arm32"]}
      
    • --build-ignore=<str> (--build-ignore=<str>) ..., --build-ignore="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --build-ignore="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['.*/','/dist/','bower_components/','node_modules/','*.egg-info/'])
      Paths to ignore when identifying BUILD files. This does not affect any other filesystem operations. Patterns use the gitignore pattern syntax (https://git-scm.com/docs/gitignore).
      
    • --cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
      The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
      
    • --[no-]enable-pantsd (default: False)
      Enables use of the pants daemon (and implicitly, the v2 engine). (Beta)
      
    • --exclude-target-regexp=<regexp> (--exclude-target-regexp=<regexp>) ..., --exclude-target-regexp="[<regexp>, <regexp>, ...]", --exclude-target-regexp="+[<regexp>, <regexp>, ...]" (default: [])
      Exclude target roots that match these regexes.
      
    • --[no-]fail-fast (default: False)
      Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
      
    • --[no-]lock (default: True)
      Use a global lock to exclude other versions of pants from running during critical operations.
      
    • --max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
      Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
      
    • --native-engine-visualize-to=<dir_option> (default: None)
      A directory to write execution and rule graphs to as `dot` files. The contents of the directory will be overwritten if any filenames collide.
      
    • --pants-bootstrapdir=<dir> (default: '/Users/marcrzzz/.cache/pants')
      Use this dir for global cache.
      
    • --pants-config-files=<str> (--pants-config-files=<str>) ..., --pants-config-files="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --pants-config-files="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/pants.ini'])
      Paths to Pants config files.
      
    • --pants-configdir=<dir> (default: '/Users/marcrzzz/.config/pants')
      Use this dir for global config files.
      
    • --pants-distdir=<dir> (default: '/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/dist')
      Write end-product artifacts to this dir. If you modify this path, you should also update --build-ignore and --pants-ignore to include the custom dist dir path as well.
      
    • --pants-ignore=<str> (--pants-ignore=<str>) ..., --pants-ignore="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --pants-ignore="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['.*/','/dist/','/build-support/*.venv/'])
      Paths to ignore for all filesystem operations performed by pants (e.g. BUILD file scanning, glob matching, etc). Patterns use the gitignore syntax (https://git-scm.com/docs/gitignore).
      
    • --pants-subprocessdir=<str> (default: '/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.pids')
      The directory to use for tracking subprocess metadata, if any. This should live outside of the dir used by `--pants-workdir` to allow for tracking subprocesses that outlive the workdir data (e.g. `./pants server`).
      
    • --pants-supportdir=<dir> (default: '/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/build-support')
      Use support files from this dir.
      
    • --pants-version=<str> (default: '1.6.0rc0')
      Use this pants version.
      
    • --pants-workdir=<dir> (default: '/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.pants.d')
      Write intermediate output files to this dir.
      
    • --pantsd-fs-event-workers=<int> (default: 4)
      The number of workers to use for the filesystem event service executor pool.
      
    • --pantsd-invalidation-globs=<str> (--pantsd-invalidation-globs=<str>) ..., --pantsd-invalidation-globs="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --pantsd-invalidation-globs="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
      Filesystem events matching any of these globs will trigger a daemon restart.
      
    • --pantsd-log-dir=<str> (default: None)
      The directory to log pantsd output to.
      
    • --pantsd-pailgun-host=<str> (default: '127.0.0.1')
      The host to bind the pants nailgun server to.
      
    • --pantsd-pailgun-port=<int> (default: 0)
      The port to bind the pants nailgun server to. Defaults to a random port.
      
    • --[no-]pantsrc (default: True)
      Use pantsrc files.
      
    • --pantsrc-files=<path> (--pantsrc-files=<path>) ..., --pantsrc-files="[<path>, <path>, ...]", --pantsrc-files="+[<path>, <path>, ...]" (default: ['/etc/pantsrc','~/.pants.rc'])
      Override config with values from these files. Later files override earlier ones.
      
    • --plugin-cache-dir=<str> (default: '/Users/marcrzzz/.cache/pants/plugins')
      Cache resolved plugin requirements here.
      
    • --plugins=<str> (--plugins=<str>) ..., --plugins="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --plugins="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
      Load these plugins.
      
    • --[no-]print-exception-stacktrace (default: True)
      Print to console the full exception stack trace if encountered.
      
    • --pythonpath=<str> (--pythonpath=<str>) ..., --pythonpath="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --pythonpath="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/contrib/avro/src/python','/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/contrib/buildrefactor/src/python','/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/contrib/codeanalysis/src/python','/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/contrib/cpp/src/python','/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/contrib/confluence/src/python','/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/contrib/errorprone/src/python','/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/contrib/findbugs/src/python','/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/contrib/go/src/python','/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/contrib/googlejavaformat/src/python','/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/contrib/jax_ws/src/python','/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/contrib/mypy/src/python','/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/contrib/node/src/python','/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/contrib/python/src/python','/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/contrib/scalajs/src/python','/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/contrib/scrooge/src/python','/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/contrib/thrifty/src/python','/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/pants-plugins/src/python'])
      Add these directories to PYTHONPATH to search for plugins.
      
    • --subproject-roots=<str> (--subproject-roots=<str>) ..., --subproject-roots="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --subproject-roots="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
      Paths that correspond with build roots for any subproject that this project depends on.
      
    • --watchman-socket-path=<str> (default: None)
      The path to the watchman UNIX socket. This can be overridden if the default absolute path length exceeds the maximum allowed by the OS.
      
    • --watchman-socket-timeout=<float> (default: 5.0)
      The watchman client socket timeout in seconds.
      
    • --watchman-startup-timeout=<float> (default: 30.0)
      The watchman socket timeout (in seconds) for the initial `watch-project` command. This may need to be set higher for larger repos due to watchman startup cost.
      
    • --watchman-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/watchman')
      Find watchman binaries under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the binary with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir.
      
    • --watchman-version=<str> (default: '4.9.0-pants1')
      Watchman version.
      
    • --workdir-max-build-entries=<int> (default: 8)
      Maximum number of previous builds to keep per task target pair in workdir. If set, minimum 2 will always be kept to support incremental compilation.
      
    • -d=<dir>, --logdir=<dir> (default: None)
      Write logs to files under this directory.
      
    • -k, --[no-]kill-nailguns (default: False)
      Kill nailguns before exiting
      
    • -t=<seconds>, --timeout=<seconds> (default: None)
      Number of seconds to wait for http connections.
      
• Task Options
  • bash-completion

    Generate a Bash shell script that teaches Bash how to autocomplete pants command lines.
    • cache.bash-completion
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-bash-completion-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bash-completion-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bash-completion-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bash-completion-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-bash-completion-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-bash-completion-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bash-completion-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-bash-completion-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-bash-completion-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bash-completion-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-bash-completion-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-bash-completion-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-bash-completion-read-from=<str> (--cache-bash-completion-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-bash-completion-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bash-completion-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-bash-completion-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-bash-completion-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-bash-completion-write-to=<str> (--cache-bash-completion-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-bash-completion-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bash-completion-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • bench

    Run benchmarks.
    • cache.bench
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-bench-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bench-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bench-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bench-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-bench-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-bench-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bench-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-bench-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-bench-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bench-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-bench-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-bench-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-bench-read-from=<str> (--cache-bench-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-bench-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bench-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-bench-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-bench-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-bench-write-to=<str> (--cache-bench-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-bench-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bench-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • jvm.bench
      A JVM invocation.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]jvm-bench-debug (default: False)
          Run the JVM with remote debugging.
          
        • --jvm-bench-options=<option>... (--jvm-bench-options=<option>...) ..., --jvm-bench-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --jvm-bench-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these extra JVM options.
          
        • --jvm-bench-program-args=<arg>... (--jvm-bench-program-args=<arg>...) ..., --jvm-bench-program-args="[<arg>..., <arg>..., ...]", --jvm-bench-program-args="+[<arg>..., <arg>..., ...]" (default: [])
          Run with these extra program args.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --jvm-bench-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --jvm-bench-debug-args=<str> (--jvm-bench-debug-args=<str>) ..., --jvm-bench-debug-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --jvm-bench-debug-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-Xdebug','-Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address={debug_port}'])
          The JVM remote-debugging arguments. {debug_port} will be replaced with the value of the --debug-port option.
          
        • --jvm-bench-debug-port=<int> (default: 5005)
          The JVM will listen for a debugger on this port.
          
        • --[no-]jvm-bench-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --jvm-bench-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]jvm-bench-synthetic-classpath (default: True)
          Use synthetic jar to work around classpath length restrictions.
          
  • binary

    Create a runnable binary.
    • binary.binary-jvm-prep-command
      Run code from a JVM compiled language before other tasks in the binary goal.
      • Advanced options
        • --binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.binary.binary-jvm-prep-command
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-read-from=<str> (--cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-write-to=<str> (--cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-binary-binary-jvm-prep-command-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • binary.binary-prep-command
      Run a shell command before other tasks in the binary goal.
      • Advanced options
        • --binary-binary-prep-command-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]binary-binary-prep-command-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --binary-binary-prep-command-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.binary.binary-prep-command
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-binary-binary-prep-command-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-binary-prep-command-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-binary-prep-command-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-binary-prep-command-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-binary-binary-prep-command-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-binary-binary-prep-command-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-binary-prep-command-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-binary-binary-prep-command-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-binary-binary-prep-command-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-binary-prep-command-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-binary-binary-prep-command-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-binary-binary-prep-command-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-binary-binary-prep-command-read-from=<str> (--cache-binary-binary-prep-command-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-binary-binary-prep-command-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-binary-binary-prep-command-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-binary-binary-prep-command-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-binary-binary-prep-command-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-binary-binary-prep-command-write-to=<str> (--cache-binary-binary-prep-command-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-binary-binary-prep-command-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-binary-binary-prep-command-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • binary.cpp
      Builds an executable file from C++ sources and libraries.
      • Basic options
        • --binary-cpp-ld-options=<str> (default: None)
          Append these options to the link command line.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --binary-cpp-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --binary-cpp-compiler=<str> (default: None)
          Set a specific compiler to use (eg, g++-4.8, clang++)
          
        • --[no-]binary-cpp-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --binary-cpp-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.binary.cpp
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-binary-cpp-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-cpp-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-cpp-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-cpp-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-binary-cpp-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-binary-cpp-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-cpp-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-binary-cpp-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-binary-cpp-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-cpp-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-binary-cpp-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-binary-cpp-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-binary-cpp-read-from=<str> (--cache-binary-cpp-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-binary-cpp-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-binary-cpp-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-binary-cpp-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-binary-cpp-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-binary-cpp-write-to=<str> (--cache-binary-cpp-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-binary-cpp-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-binary-cpp-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • binary.cpplib
      Builds a static library from C++ sources.
      • Advanced options
        • --binary-cpplib-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --binary-cpplib-compiler=<str> (default: None)
          Set a specific compiler to use (eg, g++-4.8, clang++)
          
        • --[no-]binary-cpplib-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --binary-cpplib-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.binary.cpplib
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-binary-cpplib-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-cpplib-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-cpplib-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-cpplib-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-binary-cpplib-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-binary-cpplib-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-cpplib-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-binary-cpplib-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-binary-cpplib-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-cpplib-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-binary-cpplib-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-binary-cpplib-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-binary-cpplib-read-from=<str> (--cache-binary-cpplib-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-binary-cpplib-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-binary-cpplib-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-binary-cpplib-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-binary-cpplib-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-binary-cpplib-write-to=<str> (--cache-binary-cpplib-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-binary-cpplib-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-binary-cpplib-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • binary.dup
      Detect JVM classes and resources with the same qualified name on the classpath.
      • Basic options
        • --binary-dup-exclude-dirs=<str> (--binary-dup-exclude-dirs=<str>) ..., --binary-dup-exclude-dirs="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --binary-dup-exclude-dirs="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['META-INF/services'])
          Directory names to exclude from duplicate check.
          
        • --binary-dup-exclude-files=<str> (--binary-dup-exclude-files=<str>) ..., --binary-dup-exclude-files="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --binary-dup-exclude-files="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['.DS_Store','cmdline.arg.info.txt.1','dependencies','license','license.txt','notice','notice.txt'])
          Case insensitive filenames (without directory) to exclude from duplicate check.
          
        • --binary-dup-exclude-patterns=<str> (--binary-dup-exclude-patterns=<str>) ..., --binary-dup-exclude-patterns="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --binary-dup-exclude-patterns="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['^META-INF/[^/]+\.(SF|DSA|RSA)$'])
          Regular expressions matching paths (directory and filename) to exclude from the duplicate check.
          
        • --binary-dup-max-dups=<int> (default: 10)
          Maximum number of duplicate classes to display per artifact.
          
        • --[no-]binary-dup-skip (default: False)
          Disable the dup checking step.
          
        • --[no-]binary-dup-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --binary-dup-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]binary-dup-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --binary-dup-jvm-options=<option>... (--binary-dup-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --binary-dup-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --binary-dup-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --binary-dup-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --binary-dup-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --binary-dup-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --binary-dup-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
    • cache.binary.dup
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-binary-dup-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-dup-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-dup-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-dup-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-binary-dup-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-binary-dup-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-dup-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-binary-dup-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-binary-dup-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-dup-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-binary-dup-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-binary-dup-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-binary-dup-read-from=<str> (--cache-binary-dup-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-binary-dup-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-binary-dup-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-binary-dup-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-binary-dup-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-binary-dup-write-to=<str> (--cache-binary-dup-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-binary-dup-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-binary-dup-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • binary.go
      Creates self contained go executables.
      • Advanced options
        • --binary-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]binary-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --binary-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.binary.go
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-binary-go-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-go-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-go-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-go-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-binary-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-binary-go-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-binary-go-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-binary-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-go-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-binary-go-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-binary-go-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-binary-go-read-from=<str> (--cache-binary-go-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-binary-go-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-binary-go-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-binary-go-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-binary-go-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-binary-go-write-to=<str> (--cache-binary-go-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-binary-go-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-binary-go-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • go-distribution.binary.go
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Go distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --go-distribution-binary-go-version=<str> (default: '1.8.3')
          Version of the go binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --go-distribution-binary-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]go-distribution-binary-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --go-distribution-binary-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --go-distribution-binary-go-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/go')
          Find the go distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
    • binary.jvm
      Creates a runnable monolithic binary deploy jar.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]binary-jvm-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --binary-jvm-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]binary-jvm-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --binary-jvm-jvm-options=<option>... (--binary-jvm-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --binary-jvm-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --binary-jvm-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --binary-jvm-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --binary-jvm-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --binary-jvm-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --binary-jvm-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
    • cache.binary.jvm
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-binary-jvm-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-jvm-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-jvm-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-jvm-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-binary-jvm-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-binary-jvm-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-jvm-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-binary-jvm-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-binary-jvm-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-jvm-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-binary-jvm-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-binary-jvm-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-binary-jvm-read-from=<str> (--cache-binary-jvm-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-binary-jvm-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-binary-jvm-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-binary-jvm-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-binary-jvm-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-binary-jvm-write-to=<str> (--cache-binary-jvm-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-binary-jvm-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-binary-jvm-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • binary.py
      Create an executable .pex file.
      • Advanced options
        • --binary-py-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]binary-py-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --binary-py-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.binary.py
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-binary-py-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-py-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-py-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-py-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-binary-py-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-binary-py-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-py-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-binary-py-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-binary-py-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-binary-py-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-binary-py-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-binary-py-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-binary-py-read-from=<str> (--cache-binary-py-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-binary-py-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-binary-py-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-binary-py-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-binary-py-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-binary-py-write-to=<str> (--cache-binary-py-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-binary-py-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-binary-py-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • bootstrap

    Bootstrap tools needed by subsequent build steps.
    • bootstrap.bootstrap-jvm-tools
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-eager (default: False)
          Eagerly bootstrap all known JVM tools, instead of fetching them on-demand. Useful for creating a warm Pants workspace, e.g., for containerizing.
          
        • --bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-shader-jvm-options=<option>... (--bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-shader-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-shader-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-shader-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: [])
          Run the tool shader with these extra jvm options.
          
        • --[no-]bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-jvm-options=<option>... (--bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --[no-]bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-soft-excludes (default: False)
          If a target depends on a jar that is excluded by another target resolve this jar anyway
          
    • cache.bootstrap.bootstrap-jvm-tools
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-read-from=<str> (--cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-write-to=<str> (--cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bootstrap-bootstrap-jvm-tools-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • bootstrap.jar-dependency-management
      Initialize and validate the JarDependencyManagement subsystem.
      • Advanced options
        • --bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.bootstrap.jar-dependency-management
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-read-from=<str> (--cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-write-to=<str> (--cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bootstrap-jar-dependency-management-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • bootstrap.provide-tools-jar
      Symlinks and adds the tools.jar as a classpath entry for ToolsJar targets.
      • Advanced options
        • --bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-jvm-options=<option>... (--bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.bootstrap.provide-tools-jar
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-read-from=<str> (--cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-write-to=<str> (--cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bootstrap-provide-tools-jar-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • bootstrap.substitute-aliased-targets
      Substitutes AliasedTargets with their dependencies where applicable.
      • Advanced options
        • --bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.bootstrap.substitute-aliased-targets
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-read-from=<str> (--cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-write-to=<str> (--cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bootstrap-substitute-aliased-targets-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • buildgen

    Automatically generate BUILD files.
    • buildgen.go
      Automatically generates Go BUILD files.
      • Advanced options
        • --buildgen-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --buildgen-go-extension=<ext> (default: '')
          An optional extension for all materialized BUILD files (should include the .)
          
        • --[no-]buildgen-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --[no-]buildgen-go-fail-floating (default: True)
          After generating all dependencies, fail if any newly generated or pre-existing dependencies have un-pinned - aka FLOATING - versions.
          
        • --[no-]buildgen-go-materialize (default: True)
          Instead of just auto-generating missing go_binary and go_library targets in memory, (re-)generate them on disk using the installed Go BUILD file template.
          
        • --buildgen-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]buildgen-go-remote (default: True)
          Allow auto-generation of remote dependencies without pinned versions (FLOATING versions).
          
        • --buildgen-go-template=<template> (default: '{{#target.parameters?}} {{target.type}}( {{#target.parameters}} {{#deps?}} dependencies=[ {{#deps}} '{{.}}', {{/deps}} ] {{/deps?}} {{#rev}} rev='{{.}}', {{/rev}} {{#pkgs?}} packages=[ {{#pkgs}} '{{.}}', {{/pkgs}} ] {{/pkgs?}} {{/target.parameters}} ) {{/target.parameters?}} {{^target.parameters?}} {{target.type}}() {{/target.parameters?}} ')
          A Go BUILD file mustache template to use with --materialize.
          
    • cache.buildgen.go
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-buildgen-go-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-buildgen-go-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-buildgen-go-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-buildgen-go-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-buildgen-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-buildgen-go-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-buildgen-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-buildgen-go-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-buildgen-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-buildgen-go-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-buildgen-go-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-buildgen-go-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-buildgen-go-read-from=<str> (--cache-buildgen-go-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-buildgen-go-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-buildgen-go-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-buildgen-go-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-buildgen-go-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-buildgen-go-write-to=<str> (--cache-buildgen-go-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-buildgen-go-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-buildgen-go-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • go-distribution.buildgen.go
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Go distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --go-distribution-buildgen-go-version=<str> (default: '1.8.3')
          Version of the go binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --go-distribution-buildgen-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]go-distribution-buildgen-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --go-distribution-buildgen-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --go-distribution-buildgen-go-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/go')
          Find the go distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
  • buildozer

    Manipulate BUILD files.
    • cache.buildozer
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-buildozer-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-buildozer-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-buildozer-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-buildozer-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-buildozer-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-buildozer-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-buildozer-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-buildozer-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-buildozer-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-buildozer-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-buildozer-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-buildozer-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-buildozer-read-from=<str> (--cache-buildozer-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-buildozer-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-buildozer-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-buildozer-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-buildozer-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-buildozer-write-to=<str> (--cache-buildozer-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-buildozer-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-buildozer-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • buildozer-binary.buildozer
      • Basic options
        • --buildozer-binary-buildozer-version=<str> (default: '0.6.0-80c7f0d45d7e40fa1f7362852697d4a03df557b3')
          Version of the buildozer binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --buildozer-binary-buildozer-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]buildozer-binary-buildozer-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --buildozer-binary-buildozer-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
  • bundle

    Create a deployable application bundle.
    • bundle.consolidate-classpath
      Convert loose directories in classpath_products into jars.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]bundle-consolidate-classpath-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --bundle-consolidate-classpath-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]bundle-consolidate-classpath-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --bundle-consolidate-classpath-jvm-options=<option>... (--bundle-consolidate-classpath-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --bundle-consolidate-classpath-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --bundle-consolidate-classpath-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --bundle-consolidate-classpath-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --bundle-consolidate-classpath-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --bundle-consolidate-classpath-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --bundle-consolidate-classpath-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
    • cache.bundle.consolidate-classpath
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-read-from=<str> (--cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-write-to=<str> (--cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bundle-consolidate-classpath-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • bundle.dup
      Detect JVM classes and resources with the same qualified name on the classpath.
      • Basic options
        • --bundle-dup-exclude-dirs=<str> (--bundle-dup-exclude-dirs=<str>) ..., --bundle-dup-exclude-dirs="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --bundle-dup-exclude-dirs="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['META-INF/services'])
          Directory names to exclude from duplicate check.
          
        • --bundle-dup-exclude-files=<str> (--bundle-dup-exclude-files=<str>) ..., --bundle-dup-exclude-files="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --bundle-dup-exclude-files="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['.DS_Store','cmdline.arg.info.txt.1','dependencies','license','license.txt','notice','notice.txt'])
          Case insensitive filenames (without directory) to exclude from duplicate check.
          
        • --bundle-dup-exclude-patterns=<str> (--bundle-dup-exclude-patterns=<str>) ..., --bundle-dup-exclude-patterns="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --bundle-dup-exclude-patterns="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['^META-INF/[^/]+\.(SF|DSA|RSA)$'])
          Regular expressions matching paths (directory and filename) to exclude from the duplicate check.
          
        • --bundle-dup-max-dups=<int> (default: 10)
          Maximum number of duplicate classes to display per artifact.
          
        • --[no-]bundle-dup-skip (default: False)
          Disable the dup checking step.
          
        • --[no-]bundle-dup-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --bundle-dup-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]bundle-dup-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --bundle-dup-jvm-options=<option>... (--bundle-dup-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --bundle-dup-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --bundle-dup-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --bundle-dup-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --bundle-dup-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --bundle-dup-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --bundle-dup-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
    • cache.bundle.dup
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-dup-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-dup-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-dup-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-dup-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-bundle-dup-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-bundle-dup-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-dup-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-bundle-dup-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-bundle-dup-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-dup-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-bundle-dup-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-bundle-dup-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-bundle-dup-read-from=<str> (--cache-bundle-dup-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-bundle-dup-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bundle-dup-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-bundle-dup-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-bundle-dup-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-bundle-dup-write-to=<str> (--cache-bundle-dup-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-bundle-dup-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bundle-dup-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • bundle.jvm
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]bundle-jvm-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --bundle-jvm-archive=<str> (default: None)
          Create an archive of this type from the bundle. This option is also defined in jvm_app target. Precedence is CLI option > target option > pants.ini option.
          
        • --bundle-jvm-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]bundle-jvm-deployjar (default: False)
          Pack all 3rdparty and internal jar classfiles into a single deployjar in the bundle's root dir. If unset, all jars will go into the bundle's libs directory, the root will only contain a synthetic jar with its manifest's Class-Path set to those jars. This option is also defined in jvm_app target. Precedence is CLI option > target option > pants.ini option.
          
        • --[no-]bundle-jvm-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --bundle-jvm-jvm-options=<option>... (--bundle-jvm-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --bundle-jvm-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --bundle-jvm-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --bundle-jvm-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --bundle-jvm-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --bundle-jvm-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --bundle-jvm-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --[no-]bundle-jvm-use-basename-prefix (default: False)
          Use target basename to prefix bundle folder or archive; otherwise a unique identifier derived from target will be used.
          
    • cache.bundle.jvm
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-jvm-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-jvm-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-jvm-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-jvm-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-bundle-jvm-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-bundle-jvm-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-jvm-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-bundle-jvm-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-bundle-jvm-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-jvm-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-bundle-jvm-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-bundle-jvm-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-bundle-jvm-read-from=<str> (--cache-bundle-jvm-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-bundle-jvm-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bundle-jvm-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-bundle-jvm-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-bundle-jvm-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-bundle-jvm-write-to=<str> (--cache-bundle-jvm-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-bundle-jvm-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bundle-jvm-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • bundle.node
      Create an archive bundle of NodeModule targets.
      • Advanced options
        • --bundle-node-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]bundle-node-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --bundle-node-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.bundle.node
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-node-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-node-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-node-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-node-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-bundle-node-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-bundle-node-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-node-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-bundle-node-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-bundle-node-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-bundle-node-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-bundle-node-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-bundle-node-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-bundle-node-read-from=<str> (--cache-bundle-node-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-bundle-node-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bundle-node-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-bundle-node-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-bundle-node-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-bundle-node-write-to=<str> (--cache-bundle-node-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-bundle-node-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-bundle-node-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • node-distribution.bundle.node
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Node distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --node-distribution-bundle-node-eslint-version=<str> (default: '4.15.0')
          Use this ESLint version.
          
        • --node-distribution-bundle-node-version=<str> (default: 'v6.9.1')
          Version of the node binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --node-distribution-bundle-node-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --node-distribution-bundle-node-eslint-config=<file_option> (default: None)
          The path to the global eslint configuration file specifying all the rules
          
        • --node-distribution-bundle-node-eslint-ignore=<file_option> (default: None)
          The path to the global eslint ignore path
          
        • --node-distribution-bundle-node-eslint-setupdir=<dir_option> (default: None)
          Find the package.json and yarn.lock under this dir for installing eslint and plugins.
          
        • --[no-]node-distribution-bundle-node-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --node-distribution-bundle-node-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --node-distribution-bundle-node-package-manager=<str> (default: 'npm')
          Default package manager config for repo. Should be one of [u'npm', u'yarn']
          
        • --node-distribution-bundle-node-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/node')
          Find the Node distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
        • --node-distribution-bundle-node-yarnpkg-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
          Yarnpkg version to use.
          
    • yarnpkg-distribution.node-distribution
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Yarnpkg distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
          Version of the yarnpkg binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
  • check-published-deps

    Find references to outdated JVM artifacts.
    • cache.check-published-deps
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-check-published-deps-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-check-published-deps-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-check-published-deps-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-check-published-deps-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-check-published-deps-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-check-published-deps-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-check-published-deps-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-check-published-deps-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-check-published-deps-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-check-published-deps-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-check-published-deps-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-check-published-deps-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-check-published-deps-read-from=<str> (--cache-check-published-deps-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-check-published-deps-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-check-published-deps-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-check-published-deps-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-check-published-deps-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-check-published-deps-write-to=<str> (--cache-check-published-deps-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-check-published-deps-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-check-published-deps-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • classmap

    Print a mapping from class name to the owning target from target's runtime classpath.
    • cache.classmap
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-classmap-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-classmap-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-classmap-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-classmap-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-classmap-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-classmap-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-classmap-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-classmap-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-classmap-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-classmap-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-classmap-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-classmap-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-classmap-read-from=<str> (--cache-classmap-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-classmap-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-classmap-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-classmap-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-classmap-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-classmap-write-to=<str> (--cache-classmap-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-classmap-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-classmap-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • clean-all

    Delete all build products, creating a clean workspace.
    • cache.clean-all
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-clean-all-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-clean-all-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-clean-all-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-clean-all-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-clean-all-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-clean-all-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-clean-all-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-clean-all-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-clean-all-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-clean-all-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-clean-all-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-clean-all-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-clean-all-read-from=<str> (--cache-clean-all-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-clean-all-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-clean-all-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-clean-all-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-clean-all-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-clean-all-write-to=<str> (--cache-clean-all-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-clean-all-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-clean-all-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • clean-all.kill-pantsd
      Terminate the pants daemon.
      • Advanced options
        • --clean-all-kill-pantsd-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]clean-all-kill-pantsd-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --clean-all-kill-pantsd-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.clean-all.kill-pantsd
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-read-from=<str> (--cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-write-to=<str> (--cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-clean-all-kill-pantsd-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • clean-all.ng-killall
      Kill running nailgun servers.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]clean-all-ng-killall-everywhere (default: False)
          Kill all nailguns servers launched by pants for all workspaces on the system.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --clean-all-ng-killall-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]clean-all-ng-killall-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --clean-all-ng-killall-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.clean-all.ng-killall
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-clean-all-ng-killall-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-clean-all-ng-killall-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-clean-all-ng-killall-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-clean-all-ng-killall-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-clean-all-ng-killall-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-clean-all-ng-killall-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-clean-all-ng-killall-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-clean-all-ng-killall-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-clean-all-ng-killall-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-clean-all-ng-killall-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-clean-all-ng-killall-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-clean-all-ng-killall-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-clean-all-ng-killall-read-from=<str> (--cache-clean-all-ng-killall-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-clean-all-ng-killall-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-clean-all-ng-killall-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-clean-all-ng-killall-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-clean-all-ng-killall-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-clean-all-ng-killall-write-to=<str> (--cache-clean-all-ng-killall-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-clean-all-ng-killall-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-clean-all-ng-killall-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • cloc

    Print counts of lines of code.
    • cache.cloc
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-cloc-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-cloc-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-cloc-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-cloc-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-cloc-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-cloc-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-cloc-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-cloc-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-cloc-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-cloc-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-cloc-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-cloc-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-cloc-read-from=<str> (--cache-cloc-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-cloc-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-cloc-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-cloc-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-cloc-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-cloc-write-to=<str> (--cache-cloc-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-cloc-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-cloc-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • compile

    Compile source code.
    • cache.compile
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-compile-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-compile-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-compile-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-compile-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-compile-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-compile-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-compile-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-compile-read-from=<str> (--cache-compile-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-compile-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-compile-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-compile-write-to=<str> (--cache-compile-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • compile.compile-jvm-prep-command
      Run code from a JVM compiled language before other tasks in the compile goal.
      • Advanced options
        • --compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.compile.compile-jvm-prep-command
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-read-from=<str> (--cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-write-to=<str> (--cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-compile-jvm-prep-command-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • compile.compile-prep-command
      Run a shell command before other tasks in the compile goal.
      • Advanced options
        • --compile-compile-prep-command-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]compile-compile-prep-command-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --compile-compile-prep-command-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.compile.compile-prep-command
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-compile-compile-prep-command-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-compile-prep-command-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-compile-prep-command-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-compile-prep-command-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-compile-compile-prep-command-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-compile-compile-prep-command-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-compile-prep-command-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-compile-compile-prep-command-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-compile-compile-prep-command-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-compile-prep-command-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-compile-compile-prep-command-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-compile-compile-prep-command-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-compile-compile-prep-command-read-from=<str> (--cache-compile-compile-prep-command-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-compile-prep-command-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-compile-prep-command-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-compile-compile-prep-command-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-compile-compile-prep-command-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-compile-compile-prep-command-write-to=<str> (--cache-compile-compile-prep-command-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-compile-prep-command-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-compile-prep-command-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • compile.cpp
      Compile C++ sources into object files.
      • Advanced options
        • --compile-cpp-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --compile-cpp-cc-extensions=<str> (--compile-cpp-cc-extensions=<str>) ..., --compile-cpp-cc-extensions="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --compile-cpp-cc-extensions="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['.cc','.cxx','.cpp'])
          The list of extensions to consider when determining if a file is a C++ source file.
          
        • --compile-cpp-cc-options=<str> (--compile-cpp-cc-options=<str>) ..., --compile-cpp-cc-options="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --compile-cpp-cc-options="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Append these options to the compiler command line.
          
        • --compile-cpp-compiler=<str> (default: None)
          Set a specific compiler to use (eg, g++-4.8, clang++)
          
        • --[no-]compile-cpp-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --compile-cpp-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.compile.cpp
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-compile-cpp-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-cpp-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-cpp-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-cpp-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-compile-cpp-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-compile-cpp-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-cpp-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-compile-cpp-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-compile-cpp-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-cpp-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-compile-cpp-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-compile-cpp-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-compile-cpp-read-from=<str> (--cache-compile-cpp-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-cpp-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-cpp-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-compile-cpp-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-compile-cpp-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-compile-cpp-write-to=<str> (--cache-compile-cpp-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-cpp-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-cpp-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • compile.errorprone
      Check Java code for Error Prone violations. See http://errorprone.info/ for more details.
      • Basic options
        • --compile-errorprone-command-line-options=<str> (--compile-errorprone-command-line-options=<str>) ..., --compile-errorprone-command-line-options="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --compile-errorprone-command-line-options="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Command line options passed to Error Prone
          
        • --compile-errorprone-exclude-patterns=<str> (--compile-errorprone-exclude-patterns=<str>) ..., --compile-errorprone-exclude-patterns="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --compile-errorprone-exclude-patterns="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['contrib/errorprone/tests/java/org/pantsbuild/contrib/errorprone:error','testprojects/src/java/org/pantsbuild/testproject/.*'])
          Patterns for targets to be excluded from analysis.
          
        • --[no-]compile-errorprone-skip (default: False)
          Skip Error Prone.
          
        • --[no-]compile-errorprone-transitive (default: False)
          Run Error Prone against transitive dependencies of targets specified on the command line.
          
        • --[no-]compile-errorprone-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --compile-errorprone-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --compile-errorprone-errorprone=<target_option> (default: //:errorprone)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the errorprone jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.google.errorprone', base_name=u'error_prone_core', rev=u'2.0.17', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --[no-]compile-errorprone-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --compile-errorprone-jvm-options=<option>... (--compile-errorprone-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --compile-errorprone-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --compile-errorprone-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --compile-errorprone-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --compile-errorprone-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --compile-errorprone-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --compile-errorprone-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
    • cache.compile.errorprone
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-compile-errorprone-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-errorprone-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-errorprone-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-errorprone-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-compile-errorprone-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-compile-errorprone-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-errorprone-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-compile-errorprone-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-compile-errorprone-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-errorprone-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-compile-errorprone-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-compile-errorprone-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-compile-errorprone-read-from=<str> (--cache-compile-errorprone-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-errorprone-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-errorprone-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-compile-errorprone-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-compile-errorprone-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-compile-errorprone-write-to=<str> (--cache-compile-errorprone-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-errorprone-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-errorprone-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • compile.findbugs
      Check Java code for findbugs violations.
      • Basic options
        • --compile-findbugs-effort=<str> (default: 'default')
          Effort of the bug finders.
          
        • --compile-findbugs-exclude-filter-file=<file_option> (default: None)
          Exclude bugs matching given filter
          
        • --compile-findbugs-exclude-patterns=<str> (--compile-findbugs-exclude-patterns=<str>) ..., --compile-findbugs-exclude-patterns="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --compile-findbugs-exclude-patterns="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['contrib/findbugs/tests/java/org/pantsbuild/contrib/findbugs:high','testprojects/src/java/org/pantsbuild/testproject/.*'])
          Patterns for targets to be excluded from analysis.
          
        • --[no-]compile-findbugs-fail-on-error (default: True)
          Fail the build on an error.
          
        • --compile-findbugs-include-filter-file=<file_option> (default: None)
          Include only bugs matching given filter
          
        • --compile-findbugs-max-rank=<int> (default: 4)
          Maximum bug ranking to record [1..20].
          
        • --[no-]compile-findbugs-nested (default: True)
          Analyze nested jar/zip archives
          
        • --[no-]compile-findbugs-relaxed (default: False)
          Relaxed reporting mode
          
        • --[no-]compile-findbugs-skip (default: False)
          Skip findbugs.
          
        • --compile-findbugs-threshold=<str> (default: 'medium')
          Effort of the bug finders.
          
        • --[no-]compile-findbugs-transitive (default: False)
          Run findbugs against transitive dependencies of targets specified on the command line.
          
        • --[no-]compile-findbugs-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --compile-findbugs-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]compile-findbugs-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --compile-findbugs-findbugs=<target_option> (default: //:findbugs)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the findbugs jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.google.code.findbugs', base_name=u'findbugs', rev=u'3.0.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --compile-findbugs-jvm-options=<option>... (--compile-findbugs-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --compile-findbugs-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --compile-findbugs-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --compile-findbugs-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --compile-findbugs-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --compile-findbugs-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --compile-findbugs-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
    • cache.compile.findbugs
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-compile-findbugs-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-findbugs-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-findbugs-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-findbugs-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-compile-findbugs-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-compile-findbugs-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-findbugs-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-compile-findbugs-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-compile-findbugs-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-findbugs-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-compile-findbugs-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-compile-findbugs-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-compile-findbugs-read-from=<str> (--cache-compile-findbugs-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-findbugs-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-findbugs-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-compile-findbugs-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-compile-findbugs-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-compile-findbugs-write-to=<str> (--cache-compile-findbugs-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-findbugs-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-findbugs-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • compile.go
      Compiles a Go package into either a library binary or executable binary.
      • Basic options
        • --compile-go-build-flags=<str> (default: '')
          Build flags to pass to Go compiler.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --compile-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]compile-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --compile-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.compile.go
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-compile-go-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-go-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-go-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-go-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-compile-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-compile-go-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-compile-go-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-compile-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-go-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-compile-go-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-compile-go-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-compile-go-read-from=<str> (--cache-compile-go-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-go-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-go-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-compile-go-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-compile-go-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-compile-go-write-to=<str> (--cache-compile-go-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-go-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-go-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • go-distribution.compile.go
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Go distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --go-distribution-compile-go-version=<str> (default: '1.8.3')
          Version of the go binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --go-distribution-compile-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]go-distribution-compile-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --go-distribution-compile-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --go-distribution-compile-go-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/go')
          Find the go distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
    • compile.jvm-dep-check
      Checks true dependencies of a JVM target and ensures that they are consistent with BUILD files.
      • Basic options
        • --compile-jvm-dep-check-missing-deps=<str> (default: 'off')
          Check for missing dependencies in compiled code. Reports actual dependencies A -> B where there is no transitive BUILD file dependency path from A to B. If fatal, missing deps are treated as a build error.
          
        • --compile-jvm-dep-check-missing-deps-whitelist=<str> (--compile-jvm-dep-check-missing-deps-whitelist=<str>) ..., --compile-jvm-dep-check-missing-deps-whitelist="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --compile-jvm-dep-check-missing-deps-whitelist="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Don't report these targets even if they have missing deps.
          
        • --compile-jvm-dep-check-missing-direct-deps=<str> (default: 'off')
          Check for missing direct dependencies in compiled code. Reports actual dependencies A -> B where there is no direct BUILD file dependency path from A to B. This is a very strict check; In practice it is common to rely on transitive, indirect dependencies, e.g., due to type inference or when the main target in a BUILD file is modified to depend on other targets in the same BUILD file, as an implementation detail. However it may still be useful to use this on occasion.
          
        • --compile-jvm-dep-check-unnecessary-deps=<str> (default: 'off')
          Check for declared dependencies in compiled code that are not needed. This is a very strict check. For example, generated code will often legitimately have BUILD dependencies that are unused in practice.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --compile-jvm-dep-check-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]compile-jvm-dep-check-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --compile-jvm-dep-check-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.compile.jvm-dep-check
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-read-from=<str> (--cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-write-to=<str> (--cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-jvm-dep-check-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • compile.node
      Create an archive bundle of NodeModule targets.
      • Advanced options
        • --compile-node-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]compile-node-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --compile-node-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.compile.node
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-compile-node-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-node-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-node-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-node-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-compile-node-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-compile-node-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-node-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-compile-node-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-compile-node-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-node-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-compile-node-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-compile-node-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-compile-node-read-from=<str> (--cache-compile-node-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-node-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-node-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-compile-node-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-compile-node-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-compile-node-write-to=<str> (--cache-compile-node-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-node-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-node-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • node-distribution.compile.node
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Node distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --node-distribution-compile-node-eslint-version=<str> (default: '4.15.0')
          Use this ESLint version.
          
        • --node-distribution-compile-node-version=<str> (default: 'v6.9.1')
          Version of the node binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --node-distribution-compile-node-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --node-distribution-compile-node-eslint-config=<file_option> (default: None)
          The path to the global eslint configuration file specifying all the rules
          
        • --node-distribution-compile-node-eslint-ignore=<file_option> (default: None)
          The path to the global eslint ignore path
          
        • --node-distribution-compile-node-eslint-setupdir=<dir_option> (default: None)
          Find the package.json and yarn.lock under this dir for installing eslint and plugins.
          
        • --[no-]node-distribution-compile-node-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --node-distribution-compile-node-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --node-distribution-compile-node-package-manager=<str> (default: 'npm')
          Default package manager config for repo. Should be one of [u'npm', u'yarn']
          
        • --node-distribution-compile-node-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/node')
          Find the Node distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
        • --node-distribution-compile-node-yarnpkg-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
          Yarnpkg version to use.
          
    • yarnpkg-distribution.node-distribution
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Yarnpkg distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
          Version of the yarnpkg binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • compile.zinc
      Compile Scala and Java code to classfiles using Zinc.
      • Basic options
        • --compile-zinc-buildozer=<str> (default: None)
          Path to buildozer for suggest-missing-deps command lines. If absent, no command line will be suggested to fix missing deps.
          
        • --[no-]compile-zinc-debug-symbols (default: False)
          Compile with debug symbol enabled.
          
        • --[no-]compile-zinc-suggest-missing-deps (default: False)
          Suggest missing dependencies on a best-effort basis from target's transitivedeps for compilation failures that are due to class not found.
          
        • --compile-zinc-unused-deps=<str> (default: 'ignore')
          Controls whether unused deps are checked, and whether they cause warnings or errors. This option uses zinc's analysis to determine which deps are unused, and can thus result in false negatives: thus it is disabled by default.
          
        • --[no-]compile-zinc-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
        • --[no-]compile-zinc-warnings (default: True)
          Compile with all configured warnings enabled.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --compile-zinc-args=<str> (--compile-zinc-args=<str>) ..., --compile-zinc-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --compile-zinc-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-C-encoding','-CUTF-8','-S-encoding','-SUTF-8','-S-g:vars'])
          Pass these extra args to the compiler.
          
        • --compile-zinc-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]compile-zinc-capture-classpath (default: True)
          Capture classpath to per-target newline-delimited text files. These files will be packaged into any jar artifacts that are created from the jvm targets.
          
        • --[no-]compile-zinc-capture-log (default: False)
          Capture compilation output to per-target logs.
          
        • --compile-zinc-class-not-found-error-patterns=<str> (--compile-zinc-class-not-found-error-patterns=<str>) ..., --compile-zinc-class-not-found-error-patterns="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --compile-zinc-class-not-found-error-patterns="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['\s*\[error\] (?P<filename>\S+):(?P<lineno>\d+):(\d+): cannot find symbol\n\s*\[error\] symbol: class (\S+) \s*\[error\] location: package (\S+) \s*\[error\] import (?P<classname>\S+);','\s*\[error\] (?P<filename>\S+):(?P<lineno>\d+):(\d+): cannot access (\S+)\n\s*\[error\] class file for (?P<classname>\S+) not found','\s*\[error\] (?P<filename>\S+):(?P<lineno>\d+):(\d+): package (\S+) does not exist\n\s*\[error\] import (?P<classname>\S+);','\s*\[error\] (?P<filename>\S+):(?P<lineno>\d+):(\d+): cannot find symbol\n\s*\[error\] symbol: class (?P<classnameonly>\S+) \s*\[error\] location: package (?P<packagename>\S+)','\s*\[error\] (?P<filename>\S+):(?P<lineno>\d+):(\d+): package (?P<packagename>\S+) does not exist \s*\[error\] .*\W(?P<classname>(?P=packagename)\.\w+)\W.*','.*java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: (?P<classname>\S+)','\s*\[error\] missing or invalid dependency detected while loading class file '(?P<dependee_classname>\S+)\.class'\. \s*\[error\] Could not access type (?P<classnameonly>\S+) in (value|package) (?P<packagename>\S+),','\s*\[error\] (?P<filename>\S+):(?P<lineno>\d+):(\d+): exception during macro expansion:\s*\n\s*\[error\] java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: (?P<classname>\S+)','\s*\[error\] (?P<filename>\S+):(?P<lineno>\d+):(\d+): object (\S+) is not a member of package (\S+) \s*\[error\] import (?P<classname>\S+)','\s*\[error\] Class (?P<classname>\S+) not found \- continuing with a stub\.','\s*\[error\] [^:]+\.scala:\d+:\d+: Symbol \'\S+ \<none\>\.(?P<classname>\S+)\' is missing from the classpath\.\n\s*\[error\] This symbol is required by \'(?P<type>\S+) (?P<dependee_classname>\S+)\'\.\n\s*\[error\] Make sure that \S+ (?P<classnameonly>\S+) is in your classpath and check for conflicting dependencies with `-Ylog-classpath`\.\n\s*\[error\] A full rebuild may help if \'(?P<dependee_classnameonly>\S+)\.class\' was compiled against an incompatible version of \<none\>\.(?P<packagename>\S+)\.','\s*\[error\] [^:]+\.scala:\d+:\d+: Symbol \'\S+ (?P<classname>\S+)\' is missing from the classpath\.\n\s*\[error\] This symbol is required by \'(?P<type>\S+) (?P<dependee_classname>\S+)\'\.\n\s*\[error\] Make sure that \S+ (?P<classnameonly>\S+) is in your classpath and check for conflicting dependencies with `-Ylog-classpath`\.\n\s*\[error\] A full rebuild may help if \'(?P<dependee_classnameonly>\S+)\.class\' was compiled against an incompatible version of (?P<packagename>\S+)\.','\s*\[error\] Symbol \'\S+ (?P<classname>\S+)\' is missing from the classpath\.\n\s*\[error\] This symbol is required by \'method (?P<dependee_classname>\S+)\.(?P<method_name>[^\.]+)\'\.\n\s*\[error\] Make sure that \S+ (?P<classnameonly>\S+) is in your classpath and check for conflicting dependencies with `-Ylog-classpath`\.\n\s*\[error\] A full rebuild may help if \'(?P<dependee_classnameonly>\S+)\.class\' was compiled against an incompatible version of (?P<packagename>\S+)\.','\s*\[error\] ## Exception when compiling (?P<filename>\S+) and others\.\.\.\n\s*\[error\] Type (?P<classname>\S+) not present','\s*\[error\] ## Exception when compiling (?P<filename>\S+) and others\.\.\.\n\s*\[error\] java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: (?P<classname>\S+)'])
          List of regular expression patterns that extract class not found compile errors.
          
        • --[no-]compile-zinc-clear-invalid-analysis (default: False)
          When set, any invalid/incompatible analysis files will be deleted automatically. When unset, an error is raised instead.
          
        • --compile-zinc-confs=<str> (--compile-zinc-confs=<str>) ..., --compile-zinc-confs="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --compile-zinc-confs="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['default'])
          Compile for these Ivy confs.
          
        • --compile-zinc-debug-symbol-args=<str> (--compile-zinc-debug-symbol-args=<str>) ..., --compile-zinc-debug-symbol-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --compile-zinc-debug-symbol-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-C-g:lines,source,vars'])
          Extra args to enable debug symbol.
          
        • --[no-]compile-zinc-delete-scratch (default: True)
          Leave intermediate scratch files around, for debugging build problems.
          
        • --[no-]compile-zinc-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --compile-zinc-fatal-warnings-disabled-args=<str> (--compile-zinc-fatal-warnings-disabled-args=<str>) ..., --compile-zinc-fatal-warnings-disabled-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --compile-zinc-fatal-warnings-disabled-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Extra compiler args to use when fatal warnings are disabled.
          
        • --compile-zinc-fatal-warnings-enabled-args=<str> (--compile-zinc-fatal-warnings-enabled-args=<str>) ..., --compile-zinc-fatal-warnings-enabled-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --compile-zinc-fatal-warnings-enabled-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-S-Xfatal-warnings','-C-Werror'])
          Extra compiler args to use when fatal warnings are enabled.
          
        • --[no-]compile-zinc-incremental (default: True)
          When set, zinc will use sub-target incremental compilation, which dramatically improves compile performance while changing large targets. When unset, changed targets will be compiled with an empty output directory, as if after running clean-all.
          
        • --[no-]compile-zinc-incremental-caching (default: False)
          When set, the results of incremental compiles will be written to the cache. This is unset by default, because it is generally a good precaution to cache only clean/cold builds.
          
        • --compile-zinc-javac-plugin-args="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: {})
          Map from javac plugin name to list of arguments for that plugin.
          
        • --compile-zinc-javac-plugin-dep=<target_option> (default: //:javac-plugin-dep)
          Search for javac plugins here, as well as in any explicit dependencies.
          
        • --compile-zinc-javac-plugins=<str> (--compile-zinc-javac-plugins=<str>) ..., --compile-zinc-javac-plugins="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --compile-zinc-javac-plugins="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Use these javac plugins.
          
        • --compile-zinc-jvm-options=<option>... (--compile-zinc-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --compile-zinc-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --compile-zinc-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx4g','-XX:+UseConcMarkSweepGC','-XX:ParallelGCThreads=4','-Dzinc.analysis.cache.limit=1000'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --compile-zinc-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --compile-zinc-missing-deps-not-found-msg=<str> (default: 'Please see https://www.pantsbuild.org/3rdparty_jvm.html#strict-dependencies for more information.')
          The message to print when pants can't find any suggestions for targets containing the classes not found during compilation. This should likely include a link to documentation about dependency management.
          
        • --compile-zinc-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --compile-zinc-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --compile-zinc-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --compile-zinc-no-warning-args=<str> (--compile-zinc-no-warning-args=<str>) ..., --compile-zinc-no-warning-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --compile-zinc-no-warning-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-S-nowarn'])
          Extra compiler args to use when warnings are disabled.
          
        • --compile-zinc-scalac-plugin-args="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: {})
          Map from scalac plugin name to list of arguments for that plugin.
          
        • --compile-zinc-scalac-plugin-dep=<target_option> (default: //:scalac-plugin-dep)
          Search for scalac plugins here, as well as in any explicit dependencies.
          
        • --compile-zinc-scalac-plugins=<str> (--compile-zinc-scalac-plugins=<str>) ..., --compile-zinc-scalac-plugins="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --compile-zinc-scalac-plugins="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Use these scalac plugins.
          
        • --compile-zinc-size-estimator=<str> (default: 'filesize')
          The method of target size estimation. The size estimator estimates the size of targets in order to build the largest targets first (subject to dependency constraints). Choose 'random' to choose random sizes for each target, which may be useful for distributed builds.
          
        • --[no-]compile-zinc-use-classpath-jars (default: False)
          Use jar files on the compile_classpath. Note: Using this option degrades incremental compile between targets.
          
        • --compile-zinc-warning-args=<str> (--compile-zinc-warning-args=<str>) ..., --compile-zinc-warning-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --compile-zinc-warning-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-S-deprecation','-S-unchecked','-S-feature'])
          Extra compiler args to use when warnings are enabled.
          
        • --compile-zinc-whitelisted-args="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: { '-S.*':'False','-C.*':'False','-msg-filter':'True','-file-filter':'True' })
          A dict of option regexes that make up pants' supported API for zinc. Options not listed here are subject to change/removal. The value of the dict indicates that an option accepts an argument.
          
        • --compile-zinc-worker-count=<int> (default: 4)
          The number of concurrent workers to use when compiling with zinc. Defaults to the current machine's CPU count.
          
    • cache.compile.zinc
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-compile-zinc-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-zinc-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-zinc-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-zinc-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-compile-zinc-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-compile-zinc-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-zinc-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-compile-zinc-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-compile-zinc-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-compile-zinc-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-compile-zinc-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-compile-zinc-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-compile-zinc-read-from=<str> (--cache-compile-zinc-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-zinc-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-zinc-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-compile-zinc-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-compile-zinc-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-compile-zinc-write-to=<str> (--cache-compile-zinc-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-compile-zinc-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-compile-zinc-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • confluence

    A task to publish Page targets to Confluence wikis.
    • cache.confluence
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-confluence-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-confluence-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-confluence-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-confluence-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-confluence-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-confluence-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-confluence-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-confluence-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-confluence-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-confluence-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-confluence-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-confluence-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-confluence-read-from=<str> (--cache-confluence-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-confluence-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-confluence-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-confluence-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-confluence-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-confluence-write-to=<str> (--cache-confluence-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-confluence-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-confluence-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • deferred-sources

    Map DeferredSourcesFields to files that produce the product 'unpacked_archives'.
    • cache.deferred-sources
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-deferred-sources-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-deferred-sources-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-deferred-sources-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-deferred-sources-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-deferred-sources-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-deferred-sources-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-deferred-sources-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-deferred-sources-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-deferred-sources-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-deferred-sources-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-deferred-sources-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-deferred-sources-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-deferred-sources-read-from=<str> (--cache-deferred-sources-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-deferred-sources-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-deferred-sources-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-deferred-sources-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-deferred-sources-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-deferred-sources-write-to=<str> (--cache-deferred-sources-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-deferred-sources-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-deferred-sources-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • dep-usage

    Collect target dependency usage data.
    • dep-usage.jvm
      Determines the dependency usage ratios of targets.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]dep-usage-jvm-internal-only (default: False)
          Specifies that only internal dependencies should be included in the graph output (no external jars).
          
        • --dep-usage-jvm-output-file=<str> (default: None)
          Output destination. When unset, outputs to <stdout>.
          
        • --dep-usage-jvm-size-estimator=<str> (default: 'filesize')
          The method of target size estimation.
          
        • --[no-]dep-usage-jvm-summary (default: True)
          When set, outputs a summary of the "worst" dependencies; otherwise, outputs a JSON report.
          
        • --[no-]dep-usage-jvm-transitive (default: True)
          Score all targets in the build graph transitively.
          
        • --[no-]dep-usage-jvm-use-cached (default: False)
          Use cached dependency data to compute analysis result. When set, skips `resolve` and `compile` steps. Useful for computing analysis for a lot of targets, but result can differ from direct execution because cached information doesn't depend on 3rdparty libraries versions.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --dep-usage-jvm-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]dep-usage-jvm-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --dep-usage-jvm-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.dep-usage.jvm
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-dep-usage-jvm-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-dep-usage-jvm-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-dep-usage-jvm-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-dep-usage-jvm-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-dep-usage-jvm-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-dep-usage-jvm-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-dep-usage-jvm-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-dep-usage-jvm-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-dep-usage-jvm-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-dep-usage-jvm-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-dep-usage-jvm-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-dep-usage-jvm-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-dep-usage-jvm-read-from=<str> (--cache-dep-usage-jvm-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-dep-usage-jvm-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-dep-usage-jvm-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-dep-usage-jvm-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-dep-usage-jvm-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-dep-usage-jvm-write-to=<str> (--cache-dep-usage-jvm-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-dep-usage-jvm-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-dep-usage-jvm-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • dependees

    List all targets that depend on any of the input targets.
    • cache.dependees
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-dependees-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-dependees-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-dependees-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-dependees-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-dependees-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-dependees-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-dependees-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-dependees-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-dependees-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-dependees-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-dependees-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-dependees-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-dependees-read-from=<str> (--cache-dependees-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-dependees-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-dependees-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-dependees-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-dependees-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-dependees-write-to=<str> (--cache-dependees-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-dependees-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-dependees-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • dependencies

    Print the target's dependencies.
    • cache.dependencies
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-dependencies-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-dependencies-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-dependencies-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-dependencies-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-dependencies-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-dependencies-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-dependencies-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-dependencies-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-dependencies-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-dependencies-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-dependencies-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-dependencies-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-dependencies-read-from=<str> (--cache-dependencies-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-dependencies-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-dependencies-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-dependencies-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-dependencies-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-dependencies-write-to=<str> (--cache-dependencies-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-dependencies-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-dependencies-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • depmap

    Depict the target's dependencies.
    • cache.depmap
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-depmap-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-depmap-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-depmap-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-depmap-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-depmap-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-depmap-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-depmap-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-depmap-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-depmap-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-depmap-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-depmap-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-depmap-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-depmap-read-from=<str> (--cache-depmap-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-depmap-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-depmap-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-depmap-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-depmap-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-depmap-write-to=<str> (--cache-depmap-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-depmap-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-depmap-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • detect-duplicates

    Detect JVM classes and resources with the same qualified name on the classpath.
    • cache.detect-duplicates
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-detect-duplicates-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-detect-duplicates-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-detect-duplicates-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-detect-duplicates-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-detect-duplicates-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-detect-duplicates-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-detect-duplicates-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-detect-duplicates-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-detect-duplicates-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-detect-duplicates-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-detect-duplicates-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-detect-duplicates-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-detect-duplicates-read-from=<str> (--cache-detect-duplicates-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-detect-duplicates-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-detect-duplicates-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-detect-duplicates-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-detect-duplicates-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-detect-duplicates-write-to=<str> (--cache-detect-duplicates-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-detect-duplicates-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-detect-duplicates-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • doc

    Generate documentation.
    • doc.javadoc
      Generate javadoc html for Java source targets.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]doc-javadoc-combined (default: False)
          Generate javadoc for all targets combined, instead of each target individually.
          
        • --doc-javadoc-confs=<str> (--doc-javadoc-confs=<str>) ..., --doc-javadoc-confs="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --doc-javadoc-confs="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['default'])
          Use only these Ivy configurations of external deps.
          
        • --doc-javadoc-exclude-patterns=<str> (--doc-javadoc-exclude-patterns=<str>) ..., --doc-javadoc-exclude-patterns="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --doc-javadoc-exclude-patterns="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Patterns for targets to be excluded from doc generation.
          
        • --[no-]doc-javadoc-ignore-failure (default: False)
          Do not consider javadoc errors to be build errors.
          
        • --[no-]doc-javadoc-include-codegen (default: False)
          Create javadoc for generated code.
          
        • --[no-]doc-javadoc-open (default: False)
          Open the generated javadoc in a browser (implies --combined).
          
        • --[no-]doc-javadoc-skip (default: False)
          Skip task.
          
        • --[no-]doc-javadoc-transitive (default: True)
          If false, act only on the targets directly specified on the command line. If true, act on the transitive dependency closure of those targets.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --doc-javadoc-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]doc-javadoc-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --doc-javadoc-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.doc.javadoc
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-doc-javadoc-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-doc-javadoc-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-doc-javadoc-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-doc-javadoc-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-doc-javadoc-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-doc-javadoc-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-doc-javadoc-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-doc-javadoc-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-doc-javadoc-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-doc-javadoc-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-doc-javadoc-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-doc-javadoc-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-doc-javadoc-read-from=<str> (--cache-doc-javadoc-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-doc-javadoc-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-doc-javadoc-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-doc-javadoc-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-doc-javadoc-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-doc-javadoc-write-to=<str> (--cache-doc-javadoc-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-doc-javadoc-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-doc-javadoc-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • jvm.doc.javadoc
      A JVM invocation.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]jvm-doc-javadoc-debug (default: False)
          Run the JVM with remote debugging.
          
        • --jvm-doc-javadoc-options=<option>... (--jvm-doc-javadoc-options=<option>...) ..., --jvm-doc-javadoc-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --jvm-doc-javadoc-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx256m'])
          Run with these extra JVM options.
          
        • --jvm-doc-javadoc-program-args=<arg>... (--jvm-doc-javadoc-program-args=<arg>...) ..., --jvm-doc-javadoc-program-args="[<arg>..., <arg>..., ...]", --jvm-doc-javadoc-program-args="+[<arg>..., <arg>..., ...]" (default: [])
          Run with these extra program args.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --jvm-doc-javadoc-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --jvm-doc-javadoc-debug-args=<str> (--jvm-doc-javadoc-debug-args=<str>) ..., --jvm-doc-javadoc-debug-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --jvm-doc-javadoc-debug-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-Xdebug','-Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address={debug_port}'])
          The JVM remote-debugging arguments. {debug_port} will be replaced with the value of the --debug-port option.
          
        • --jvm-doc-javadoc-debug-port=<int> (default: 5005)
          The JVM will listen for a debugger on this port.
          
        • --[no-]jvm-doc-javadoc-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --jvm-doc-javadoc-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]jvm-doc-javadoc-synthetic-classpath (default: True)
          Use synthetic jar to work around classpath length restrictions.
          
    • doc.scaladoc
      Generate scaladoc html for Scala source targets.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]doc-scaladoc-combined (default: False)
          Generate scaladoc for all targets combined, instead of each target individually.
          
        • --doc-scaladoc-confs=<str> (--doc-scaladoc-confs=<str>) ..., --doc-scaladoc-confs="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --doc-scaladoc-confs="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['default'])
          Use only these Ivy configurations of external deps.
          
        • --doc-scaladoc-exclude-patterns=<str> (--doc-scaladoc-exclude-patterns=<str>) ..., --doc-scaladoc-exclude-patterns="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --doc-scaladoc-exclude-patterns="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Patterns for targets to be excluded from doc generation.
          
        • --[no-]doc-scaladoc-ignore-failure (default: False)
          Do not consider scaladoc errors to be build errors.
          
        • --[no-]doc-scaladoc-include-codegen (default: False)
          Create scaladoc for generated code.
          
        • --[no-]doc-scaladoc-open (default: False)
          Open the generated scaladoc in a browser (implies --combined).
          
        • --[no-]doc-scaladoc-skip (default: False)
          Skip task.
          
        • --[no-]doc-scaladoc-transitive (default: True)
          If false, act only on the targets directly specified on the command line. If true, act on the transitive dependency closure of those targets.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --doc-scaladoc-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]doc-scaladoc-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --doc-scaladoc-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.doc.scaladoc
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-doc-scaladoc-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-doc-scaladoc-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-doc-scaladoc-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-doc-scaladoc-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-doc-scaladoc-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-doc-scaladoc-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-doc-scaladoc-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-doc-scaladoc-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-doc-scaladoc-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-doc-scaladoc-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-doc-scaladoc-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-doc-scaladoc-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-doc-scaladoc-read-from=<str> (--cache-doc-scaladoc-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-doc-scaladoc-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-doc-scaladoc-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-doc-scaladoc-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-doc-scaladoc-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-doc-scaladoc-write-to=<str> (--cache-doc-scaladoc-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-doc-scaladoc-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-doc-scaladoc-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • jvm.doc.scaladoc
      A JVM invocation.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]jvm-doc-scaladoc-debug (default: False)
          Run the JVM with remote debugging.
          
        • --jvm-doc-scaladoc-options=<option>... (--jvm-doc-scaladoc-options=<option>...) ..., --jvm-doc-scaladoc-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --jvm-doc-scaladoc-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx256m'])
          Run with these extra JVM options.
          
        • --jvm-doc-scaladoc-program-args=<arg>... (--jvm-doc-scaladoc-program-args=<arg>...) ..., --jvm-doc-scaladoc-program-args="[<arg>..., <arg>..., ...]", --jvm-doc-scaladoc-program-args="+[<arg>..., <arg>..., ...]" (default: [])
          Run with these extra program args.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --jvm-doc-scaladoc-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --jvm-doc-scaladoc-debug-args=<str> (--jvm-doc-scaladoc-debug-args=<str>) ..., --jvm-doc-scaladoc-debug-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --jvm-doc-scaladoc-debug-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-Xdebug','-Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address={debug_port}'])
          The JVM remote-debugging arguments. {debug_port} will be replaced with the value of the --debug-port option.
          
        • --jvm-doc-scaladoc-debug-port=<int> (default: 5005)
          The JVM will listen for a debugger on this port.
          
        • --[no-]jvm-doc-scaladoc-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --jvm-doc-scaladoc-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]jvm-doc-scaladoc-synthetic-classpath (default: True)
          Use synthetic jar to work around classpath length restrictions.
          
    • scala-platform.doc.scaladoc
      A scala platform.
      • Advanced options
        • --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --[no-]scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-fatal-warnings (default: False)
          The default for the "fatal_warnings" argument for targets of this language.
          
        • --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-jvm-options=<option>... (--scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-scala-repl=<target_option> (default: //:scala-repl)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scala-repl jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'missing spec', base_name=u' //:scala-repl', rev=None, force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-scala-repl_2_10=<target_option> (default: //:scala-repl_2_10)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scala-repl_2_10 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scala-lang', base_name=u'scala-compiler', rev=u'2.10.6', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.'), JarDependency(org=u'org.scala-lang', base_name=u'jline', rev=u'2.10.6', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-scala-repl_2_11=<target_option> (default: //:scala-repl_2_11)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scala-repl_2_11 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scala-lang', base_name=u'scala-compiler', rev=u'2.11.11', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-scala-repl_2_12=<target_option> (default: //:scala-repl_2_12)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scala-repl_2_12 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scala-lang', base_name=u'scala-compiler', rev=u'2.12.2', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-scalac=<target_option> (default: //:scalac)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalac jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'missing spec', base_name=u' //:scalac', rev=None, force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-scalac_2_10=<target_option> (default: //:scalac_2_10)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalac_2_10 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scala-lang', base_name=u'scala-compiler', rev=u'2.10.6', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-scalac_2_11=<target_option> (default: //:scalac_2_11)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalac_2_11 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scala-lang', base_name=u'scala-compiler', rev=u'2.11.11', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-scalac_2_12=<target_option> (default: //:scalac_2_12)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalac_2_12 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scala-lang', base_name=u'scala-compiler', rev=u'2.12.2', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-scalastyle=<target_option> (default: //:scalastyle)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalastyle jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'missing spec', base_name=u' //:scalastyle', rev=None, force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-scalastyle_2_10=<target_option> (default: //:scalastyle_2_10)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalastyle_2_10 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scalastyle', base_name=u'scalastyle_2.11', rev=u'0.8.0', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-scalastyle_2_11=<target_option> (default: //:scalastyle_2_11)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalastyle_2_11 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scalastyle', base_name=u'scalastyle_2.11', rev=u'0.8.0', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-scalastyle_2_12=<target_option> (default: //:scalastyle_2_12)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalastyle_2_12 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scalastyle', base_name=u'scalastyle_2.11', rev=u'0.8.0', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --[no-]scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-strict-deps (default: False)
          The default for the "strict_deps" argument for targets of this language.
          
        • --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-suffix-version=<str> (default: None)
          Scala suffix to be used in `scala_jar` definitions. For example, specifying `2.11` or `2.12.0-RC1` would cause `scala_jar` lookups for artifacts with those suffixes.
          
        • --scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-version=<str> (default: '2.12')
          The scala platform version. If --version=custom, the targets //:scala-library, //:scalac, //:scala-repl and //:scalastyle will be used, and must exist. Otherwise, defaults for the specified version will be used.
          
        • --[no-]scala-platform-doc-scaladoc-zinc-file-manager (default: True)
          Use zinc provided file manager to ensure transactional rollback.
          
  • export

    Export project information in JSON format.
    • cache.export
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-export-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-export-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-export-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-export-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-export-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-export-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-export-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-export-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-export-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-export-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-export-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-export-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-export-read-from=<str> (--cache-export-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-export-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-export-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-export-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-export-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-export-write-to=<str> (--cache-export-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-export-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-export-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • export-classpath

    Create stable symlinks for runtime classpath entries for JVM targets.
    • cache.export-classpath
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-export-classpath-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-export-classpath-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-export-classpath-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-export-classpath-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-export-classpath-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-export-classpath-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-export-classpath-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-export-classpath-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-export-classpath-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-export-classpath-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-export-classpath-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-export-classpath-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-export-classpath-read-from=<str> (--cache-export-classpath-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-export-classpath-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-export-classpath-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-export-classpath-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-export-classpath-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-export-classpath-write-to=<str> (--cache-export-classpath-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-export-classpath-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-export-classpath-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • filedeps

    List all source and BUILD files a target transitively depends on.
    • cache.filedeps
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-filedeps-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-filedeps-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-filedeps-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-filedeps-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-filedeps-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-filedeps-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-filedeps-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-filedeps-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-filedeps-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-filedeps-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-filedeps-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-filedeps-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-filedeps-read-from=<str> (--cache-filedeps-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-filedeps-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-filedeps-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-filedeps-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-filedeps-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-filedeps-write-to=<str> (--cache-filedeps-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-filedeps-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-filedeps-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • filemap

    Print a mapping from source file to the target that owns the source file.
    • cache.filemap
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-filemap-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-filemap-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-filemap-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-filemap-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-filemap-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-filemap-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-filemap-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-filemap-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-filemap-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-filemap-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-filemap-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-filemap-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-filemap-read-from=<str> (--cache-filemap-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-filemap-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-filemap-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-filemap-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-filemap-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-filemap-write-to=<str> (--cache-filemap-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-filemap-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-filemap-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • filter

    Filter the input targets based on various criteria.
    • cache.filter
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-filter-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-filter-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-filter-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-filter-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-filter-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-filter-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-filter-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-filter-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-filter-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-filter-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-filter-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-filter-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-filter-read-from=<str> (--cache-filter-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-filter-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-filter-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-filter-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-filter-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-filter-write-to=<str> (--cache-filter-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-filter-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-filter-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • fmt

    Autoformat source code.
    • fmt.go
      Format Go code using gofmt.
      • Advanced options
        • --fmt-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]fmt-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --fmt-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.fmt.go
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-go-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-go-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-go-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-go-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-fmt-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-fmt-go-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-fmt-go-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-fmt-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-go-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-fmt-go-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-fmt-go-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-fmt-go-read-from=<str> (--cache-fmt-go-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-fmt-go-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-fmt-go-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-fmt-go-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-fmt-go-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-fmt-go-write-to=<str> (--cache-fmt-go-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-fmt-go-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-fmt-go-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • go-distribution.fmt.go
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Go distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --go-distribution-fmt-go-version=<str> (default: '1.8.3')
          Version of the go binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --go-distribution-fmt-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]go-distribution-fmt-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --go-distribution-fmt-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --go-distribution-fmt-go-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/go')
          Find the go distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
    • fmt.google-java-format
      Reformat Java source code to comply with Google Java Style.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]fmt-google-java-format-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --fmt-google-java-format-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]fmt-google-java-format-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --fmt-google-java-format-google-java-format=<target_option> (default: //:google-java-format)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the google-java-format jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.google.googlejavaformat', base_name=u'google-java-format', rev=u'1.5', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --fmt-google-java-format-jvm-options=<option>... (--fmt-google-java-format-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --fmt-google-java-format-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --fmt-google-java-format-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --fmt-google-java-format-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --fmt-google-java-format-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --fmt-google-java-format-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --fmt-google-java-format-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --fmt-google-java-format-target-types=<str> (--fmt-google-java-format-target-types=<str>) ..., --fmt-google-java-format-target-types="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --fmt-google-java-format-target-types="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['java_library','junit_tests','java_tests'])
          The target types to apply formatting to.
          
    • cache.fmt.google-java-format
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-google-java-format-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-google-java-format-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-google-java-format-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-google-java-format-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-fmt-google-java-format-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-fmt-google-java-format-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-google-java-format-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-fmt-google-java-format-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-fmt-google-java-format-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-google-java-format-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-fmt-google-java-format-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-fmt-google-java-format-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-fmt-google-java-format-read-from=<str> (--cache-fmt-google-java-format-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-fmt-google-java-format-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-fmt-google-java-format-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-fmt-google-java-format-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-fmt-google-java-format-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-fmt-google-java-format-write-to=<str> (--cache-fmt-google-java-format-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-fmt-google-java-format-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-fmt-google-java-format-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • fmt.isort
      Autoformats Python source files with isort.
      • Advanced options
        • --fmt-isort-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]fmt-isort-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --fmt-isort-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --fmt-isort-version=<str> (default: '4.2.5')
          Version of isort.
          
    • cache.fmt.isort
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-isort-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-isort-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-isort-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-isort-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-fmt-isort-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-fmt-isort-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-isort-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-fmt-isort-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-fmt-isort-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-isort-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-fmt-isort-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-fmt-isort-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-fmt-isort-read-from=<str> (--cache-fmt-isort-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-fmt-isort-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-fmt-isort-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-fmt-isort-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-fmt-isort-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-fmt-isort-write-to=<str> (--cache-fmt-isort-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-fmt-isort-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-fmt-isort-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • fmt.javascriptstyle
      Check and fix source files to ensure they follow the style guidelines.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]fmt-javascriptstyle-color (default: True)
          Enable or disable color.
          
        • --[no-]fmt-javascriptstyle-fail-slow (default: False)
          Check all targets and present the full list of errors.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --fmt-javascriptstyle-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]fmt-javascriptstyle-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --fmt-javascriptstyle-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.fmt.javascriptstyle
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-read-from=<str> (--cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-write-to=<str> (--cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-fmt-javascriptstyle-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • node-distribution.fmt.javascriptstyle
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Node distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --node-distribution-fmt-javascriptstyle-eslint-version=<str> (default: '4.15.0')
          Use this ESLint version.
          
        • --node-distribution-fmt-javascriptstyle-version=<str> (default: 'v6.9.1')
          Version of the node binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --node-distribution-fmt-javascriptstyle-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --node-distribution-fmt-javascriptstyle-eslint-config=<file_option> (default: None)
          The path to the global eslint configuration file specifying all the rules
          
        • --node-distribution-fmt-javascriptstyle-eslint-ignore=<file_option> (default: None)
          The path to the global eslint ignore path
          
        • --node-distribution-fmt-javascriptstyle-eslint-setupdir=<dir_option> (default: None)
          Find the package.json and yarn.lock under this dir for installing eslint and plugins.
          
        • --[no-]node-distribution-fmt-javascriptstyle-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --node-distribution-fmt-javascriptstyle-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --node-distribution-fmt-javascriptstyle-package-manager=<str> (default: 'npm')
          Default package manager config for repo. Should be one of [u'npm', u'yarn']
          
        • --node-distribution-fmt-javascriptstyle-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/node')
          Find the Node distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
        • --node-distribution-fmt-javascriptstyle-yarnpkg-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
          Yarnpkg version to use.
          
    • yarnpkg-distribution.node-distribution
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Yarnpkg distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
          Version of the yarnpkg binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • fmt.scalafix
      Applies fixes generated by scalafix.
      • Basic options
        • --fmt-scalafix-configuration=<file_option> (default: None)
          The config file to use (in HOCON format).
          
        • --fmt-scalafix-rules=<str> (default: 'ProcedureSyntax')
          The `rules` arg to scalafix: generally a name like `ProcedureSyntax`.
          
        • --[no-]fmt-scalafix-semantic (default: False)
          True to enable `semantic` scalafix rules by requesting compilation and providing the target classpath to scalafix. To enable this option, you will need to install the `semanticdb-scalac` compiler plugin. See https://www.pantsbuild.org/scalac_plugins.html for more information.
          
        • --[no-]fmt-scalafix-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --fmt-scalafix-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]fmt-scalafix-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --fmt-scalafix-jvm-options=<option>... (--fmt-scalafix-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --fmt-scalafix-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --fmt-scalafix-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --fmt-scalafix-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --fmt-scalafix-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --fmt-scalafix-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --fmt-scalafix-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --fmt-scalafix-scalafix=<target_option> (default: //:scalafix)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalafix jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'ch.epfl.scala', base_name=u'scalafix-cli_2.11.11', rev=u'0.5.2', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --fmt-scalafix-target-types=<str> (--fmt-scalafix-target-types=<str>) ..., --fmt-scalafix-target-types="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --fmt-scalafix-target-types="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['scala_library','junit_tests','java_tests'])
          The target types to apply formatting to.
          
    • cache.fmt.scalafix
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-scalafix-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-scalafix-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-scalafix-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-scalafix-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-fmt-scalafix-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-fmt-scalafix-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-scalafix-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-fmt-scalafix-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-fmt-scalafix-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-scalafix-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-fmt-scalafix-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-fmt-scalafix-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-fmt-scalafix-read-from=<str> (--cache-fmt-scalafix-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-fmt-scalafix-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-fmt-scalafix-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-fmt-scalafix-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-fmt-scalafix-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-fmt-scalafix-write-to=<str> (--cache-fmt-scalafix-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-fmt-scalafix-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-fmt-scalafix-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • fmt.scalafmt
      This Task reads all scala files in the target and emits
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]fmt-scalafmt-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --fmt-scalafmt-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --fmt-scalafmt-configuration=<file_option> (default: None)
          Path to scalafmt config file, if not specified default scalafmt config used
          
        • --[no-]fmt-scalafmt-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --fmt-scalafmt-jvm-options=<option>... (--fmt-scalafmt-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --fmt-scalafmt-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --fmt-scalafmt-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --fmt-scalafmt-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --fmt-scalafmt-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --fmt-scalafmt-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --fmt-scalafmt-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --fmt-scalafmt-scalafmt=<target_option> (default: //:scalafmt)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalafmt jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.geirsson', base_name=u'scalafmt-cli_2.11', rev=u'1.0.0-RC4', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --fmt-scalafmt-target-types=<str> (--fmt-scalafmt-target-types=<str>) ..., --fmt-scalafmt-target-types="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --fmt-scalafmt-target-types="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['scala_library','junit_tests','java_tests'])
          The target types to apply formatting to.
          
    • cache.fmt.scalafmt
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-scalafmt-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-scalafmt-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-scalafmt-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-scalafmt-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-fmt-scalafmt-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-fmt-scalafmt-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-scalafmt-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-fmt-scalafmt-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-fmt-scalafmt-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-fmt-scalafmt-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-fmt-scalafmt-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-fmt-scalafmt-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-fmt-scalafmt-read-from=<str> (--cache-fmt-scalafmt-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-fmt-scalafmt-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-fmt-scalafmt-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-fmt-scalafmt-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-fmt-scalafmt-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-fmt-scalafmt-write-to=<str> (--cache-fmt-scalafmt-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-fmt-scalafmt-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-fmt-scalafmt-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • gen

    Generate code.
    • gen.antlr-java
      Generate .java source code from ANTLR grammar files.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]gen-antlr-java-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --[no-]gen-antlr-java-allow-dups (default: False)
          Allow multiple targets specifying the same sources. If duplicates are allowed, the logic of find_sources will associate generated sources with the least-dependent targets that generate them.
          
        • --[no-]gen-antlr-java-allow-empty (default: True)
          Skip targets with no sources defined.
          
        • --gen-antlr-java-antlr3=<target_option> (default: //:antlr-3.4)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the antlr3 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.antlr', base_name=u'antlr', rev=u'3.4', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --gen-antlr-java-antlr4=<target_option> (default: //:antlr-4)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the antlr4 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.antlr', base_name=u'antlr4', rev=u'4.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.'), JarDependency(org=u'org.antlr', base_name=u'antlr4-runtime', rev=u'4.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --gen-antlr-java-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]gen-antlr-java-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --gen-antlr-java-jvm-options=<option>... (--gen-antlr-java-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --gen-antlr-java-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --gen-antlr-java-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --gen-antlr-java-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --gen-antlr-java-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --gen-antlr-java-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --gen-antlr-java-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
    • cache.gen.antlr-java
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-gen-antlr-java-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-antlr-java-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-antlr-java-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-antlr-java-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-gen-antlr-java-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-gen-antlr-java-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-antlr-java-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-gen-antlr-java-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-gen-antlr-java-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-antlr-java-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-gen-antlr-java-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-gen-antlr-java-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-gen-antlr-java-read-from=<str> (--cache-gen-antlr-java-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-antlr-java-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-antlr-java-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-gen-antlr-java-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-gen-antlr-java-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-gen-antlr-java-write-to=<str> (--cache-gen-antlr-java-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-antlr-java-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-antlr-java-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • gen.antlr-py
      Generate Python source code from ANTLR grammar files.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]gen-antlr-py-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --[no-]gen-antlr-py-allow-dups (default: False)
          Allow multiple targets specifying the same sources. If duplicates are allowed, the logic of find_sources will associate generated sources with the least-dependent targets that generate them.
          
        • --[no-]gen-antlr-py-allow-empty (default: True)
          Skip targets with no sources defined.
          
        • --gen-antlr-py-antlr3=<target_option> (default: //:antlr-3.1.3)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the antlr3 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.antlr', base_name=u'antlr', rev=u'3.1.3', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --gen-antlr-py-antlr3-deps=<target_option> (--gen-antlr-py-antlr3-deps=<target_option>) ..., --gen-antlr-py-antlr3-deps="[<target_option>, <target_option>, ...]", --gen-antlr-py-antlr3-deps="+[<target_option>, <target_option>, ...]" (default: ['3rdparty/python:antlr-3.1.3'])
          A list of specs pointing to dependencies of ANTLR3 generated code.
          
        • --gen-antlr-py-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]gen-antlr-py-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --gen-antlr-py-jvm-options=<option>... (--gen-antlr-py-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --gen-antlr-py-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --gen-antlr-py-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --gen-antlr-py-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --gen-antlr-py-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --gen-antlr-py-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --gen-antlr-py-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
    • cache.gen.antlr-py
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-gen-antlr-py-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-antlr-py-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-antlr-py-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-antlr-py-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-gen-antlr-py-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-gen-antlr-py-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-antlr-py-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-gen-antlr-py-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-gen-antlr-py-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-antlr-py-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-gen-antlr-py-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-gen-antlr-py-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-gen-antlr-py-read-from=<str> (--cache-gen-antlr-py-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-antlr-py-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-antlr-py-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-gen-antlr-py-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-gen-antlr-py-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-gen-antlr-py-write-to=<str> (--cache-gen-antlr-py-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-antlr-py-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-antlr-py-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • gen.avro-java
      Compile Avro schema, protocol, and IDL files to Java code.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]gen-avro-java-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --[no-]gen-avro-java-allow-dups (default: False)
          Allow multiple targets specifying the same sources. If duplicates are allowed, the logic of find_sources will associate generated sources with the least-dependent targets that generate them.
          
        • --[no-]gen-avro-java-allow-empty (default: True)
          Skip targets with no sources defined.
          
        • --gen-avro-java-avro-tools=<target_option> (default: //:avro-tools)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the avro-tools jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.apache.avro', base_name=u'avro-tools', rev=u'1.8.2', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --gen-avro-java-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]gen-avro-java-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --gen-avro-java-jvm-options=<option>... (--gen-avro-java-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --gen-avro-java-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --gen-avro-java-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --gen-avro-java-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --gen-avro-java-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --gen-avro-java-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --gen-avro-java-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --gen-avro-java-runtime-deps=<str> (--gen-avro-java-runtime-deps=<str>) ..., --gen-avro-java-runtime-deps="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --gen-avro-java-runtime-deps="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['//:avro-java-runtime'])
          A list of specs pointing to dependencies of Avro generated code.
          
    • cache.gen.avro-java
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-gen-avro-java-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-avro-java-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-avro-java-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-avro-java-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-gen-avro-java-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-gen-avro-java-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-avro-java-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-gen-avro-java-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-gen-avro-java-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-avro-java-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-gen-avro-java-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-gen-avro-java-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-gen-avro-java-read-from=<str> (--cache-gen-avro-java-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-avro-java-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-avro-java-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-gen-avro-java-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-gen-avro-java-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-gen-avro-java-write-to=<str> (--cache-gen-avro-java-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-avro-java-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-avro-java-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • gen.go-thrift
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]gen-go-thrift-strict (default: True)
          Run thrift compiler with strict warnings.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --[no-]gen-go-thrift-allow-dups (default: False)
          Allow multiple targets specifying the same sources. If duplicates are allowed, the logic of find_sources will associate generated sources with the least-dependent targets that generate them.
          
        • --[no-]gen-go-thrift-allow-empty (default: True)
          Skip targets with no sources defined.
          
        • --gen-go-thrift-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]gen-go-thrift-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --gen-go-thrift-gen-options=<str> (default: None)
          Use these apache thrift go gen options.
          
        • --gen-go-thrift-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --gen-go-thrift-multiple-files-per-target-override=<str> (default: None)
          If set, multiple thrift files will be allowed per target, regardless of thrift version. Otherwise, only versions greater than 0.10.0 will be assumed to support multiple files.
          
        • --gen-go-thrift-thrift-import=<str> (default: None)
          Use this thrift-import gen option to thrift.
          
        • --gen-go-thrift-thrift-import-target=<target_option> (default: None)
          Use this thrift import on symbolic defs.
          
    • cache.gen.go-thrift
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-gen-go-thrift-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-go-thrift-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-go-thrift-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-go-thrift-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-gen-go-thrift-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-gen-go-thrift-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-go-thrift-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-gen-go-thrift-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-gen-go-thrift-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-go-thrift-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-gen-go-thrift-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-gen-go-thrift-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-gen-go-thrift-read-from=<str> (--cache-gen-go-thrift-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-go-thrift-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-go-thrift-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-gen-go-thrift-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-gen-go-thrift-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-gen-go-thrift-write-to=<str> (--cache-gen-go-thrift-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-go-thrift-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-go-thrift-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • thrift.gen.go-thrift
      • Basic options
        • --thrift-gen-go-thrift-version=<str> (default: '0.9.2')
          Version of the thrift binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --thrift-gen-go-thrift-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]thrift-gen-go-thrift-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --thrift-gen-go-thrift-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • gen.jax-ws
      Generates Java files from wsdl files using the JAX-WS compiler.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]gen-jax-ws-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
        • --[no-]gen-jax-ws-ws-quiet (default: False)
          Suppress WsImport output
          
        • --[no-]gen-jax-ws-ws-verbose (default: False)
          Make WsImport output verbose
          
      • Advanced options
        • --[no-]gen-jax-ws-allow-dups (default: False)
          Allow multiple targets specifying the same sources. If duplicates are allowed, the logic of find_sources will associate generated sources with the least-dependent targets that generate them.
          
        • --[no-]gen-jax-ws-allow-empty (default: True)
          Skip targets with no sources defined.
          
        • --gen-jax-ws-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]gen-jax-ws-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --gen-jax-ws-jvm-options=<option>... (--gen-jax-ws-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --gen-jax-ws-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --gen-jax-ws-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --gen-jax-ws-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --gen-jax-ws-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --gen-jax-ws-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --gen-jax-ws-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
    • cache.gen.jax-ws
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-gen-jax-ws-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-jax-ws-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-jax-ws-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-jax-ws-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-gen-jax-ws-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-gen-jax-ws-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-jax-ws-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-gen-jax-ws-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-gen-jax-ws-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-jax-ws-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-gen-jax-ws-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-gen-jax-ws-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-gen-jax-ws-read-from=<str> (--cache-gen-jax-ws-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-jax-ws-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-jax-ws-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-gen-jax-ws-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-gen-jax-ws-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-gen-jax-ws-write-to=<str> (--cache-gen-jax-ws-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-jax-ws-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-jax-ws-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • gen.jaxb
      Generates java source files from jaxb schema (.xsd).
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]gen-jaxb-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --[no-]gen-jaxb-allow-dups (default: False)
          Allow multiple targets specifying the same sources. If duplicates are allowed, the logic of find_sources will associate generated sources with the least-dependent targets that generate them.
          
        • --[no-]gen-jaxb-allow-empty (default: True)
          Skip targets with no sources defined.
          
        • --gen-jaxb-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]gen-jaxb-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --gen-jaxb-jvm-options=<option>... (--gen-jaxb-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --gen-jaxb-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --gen-jaxb-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --gen-jaxb-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --gen-jaxb-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --gen-jaxb-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --gen-jaxb-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
    • cache.gen.jaxb
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-gen-jaxb-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-jaxb-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-jaxb-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-jaxb-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-gen-jaxb-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-gen-jaxb-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-jaxb-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-gen-jaxb-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-gen-jaxb-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-jaxb-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-gen-jaxb-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-gen-jaxb-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-gen-jaxb-read-from=<str> (--cache-gen-jaxb-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-jaxb-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-jaxb-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-gen-jaxb-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-gen-jaxb-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-gen-jaxb-write-to=<str> (--cache-gen-jaxb-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-jaxb-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-jaxb-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • gen.protoc
      • Advanced options
        • --[no-]gen-protoc-allow-dups (default: False)
          Allow multiple targets specifying the same sources. If duplicates are allowed, the logic of find_sources will associate generated sources with the least-dependent targets that generate them.
          
        • --[no-]gen-protoc-allow-empty (default: True)
          Skip targets with no sources defined.
          
        • --gen-protoc-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --gen-protoc-extra_path=<str> (--gen-protoc-extra_path=<str>) ..., --gen-protoc-extra_path="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --gen-protoc-extra_path="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Prepend this path onto PATH in the environment before executing protoc. Intended to help protoc find its plugins.
          
        • --[no-]gen-protoc-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --[no-]gen-protoc-import-from-root (default: False)
          If set, add the buildroot to the path protoc searches for imports. This enables using import paths relative to the build root in .proto files, as recommended by the protoc documentation.
          
        • --gen-protoc-javadeps=<str> (--gen-protoc-javadeps=<str>) ..., --gen-protoc-javadeps="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --gen-protoc-javadeps="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['3rdparty:protobuf-java'])
          Dependencies to bootstrap this task for generating java code. When changing this parameter you may also need to update --version.
          
        • --gen-protoc-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --gen-protoc-protoc-plugins=<str> (--gen-protoc-protoc-plugins=<str>) ..., --gen-protoc-protoc-plugins="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --gen-protoc-protoc-plugins="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Names of protobuf plugins to invoke. Protoc will look for an executable named protoc-gen-$NAME on PATH.
          
        • --gen-protoc-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/protobuf')
          Path to use for the protoc binary. Used as part of the path to lookup thetool under --pants-bootstrapdir.
          
        • --gen-protoc-version=<str> (default: '2.4.1')
          Version of protoc. Used to create the default --javadeps and as part of the path to lookup the tool with --pants-support-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir. When changing this parameter you may also need to update --javadeps.
          
    • cache.gen.protoc
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-gen-protoc-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-protoc-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-protoc-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-protoc-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-gen-protoc-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-gen-protoc-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-protoc-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-gen-protoc-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-gen-protoc-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-protoc-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-gen-protoc-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-gen-protoc-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-gen-protoc-read-from=<str> (--cache-gen-protoc-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-protoc-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-protoc-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-gen-protoc-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-gen-protoc-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-gen-protoc-write-to=<str> (--cache-gen-protoc-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-protoc-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-protoc-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • protoc.gen.protoc
      • Basic options
        • --protoc-gen-protoc-version=<str> (default: '2.4.1')
          Version of the protoc binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --protoc-gen-protoc-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]protoc-gen-protoc-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --protoc-gen-protoc-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • gen.ragel
      • Advanced options
        • --[no-]gen-ragel-allow-dups (default: False)
          Allow multiple targets specifying the same sources. If duplicates are allowed, the logic of find_sources will associate generated sources with the least-dependent targets that generate them.
          
        • --[no-]gen-ragel-allow-empty (default: True)
          Skip targets with no sources defined.
          
        • --gen-ragel-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]gen-ragel-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --gen-ragel-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --gen-ragel-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/ragel')
          The path to find the ragel binary. Used as part of the path to lookup thetool with --pants-support-baseurls and --pants_bootstrapdir.
          
        • --gen-ragel-version=<str> (default: '6.9')
          The version of ragel to use. Used as part of the path to lookup thetool with --pants-support-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
    • cache.gen.ragel
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-gen-ragel-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-ragel-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-ragel-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-ragel-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-gen-ragel-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-gen-ragel-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-ragel-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-gen-ragel-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-gen-ragel-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-ragel-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-gen-ragel-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-gen-ragel-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-gen-ragel-read-from=<str> (--cache-gen-ragel-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-ragel-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-ragel-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-gen-ragel-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-gen-ragel-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-gen-ragel-write-to=<str> (--cache-gen-ragel-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-ragel-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-ragel-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • ragel.gen.ragel
      • Basic options
        • --ragel-gen-ragel-version=<str> (default: '6.9')
          Version of the ragel binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --ragel-gen-ragel-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]ragel-gen-ragel-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --ragel-gen-ragel-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • gen.scrooge
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]gen-scrooge-strict (default: False)
          Enable strict compilation.
          
        • --[no-]gen-scrooge-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
        • --[no-]gen-scrooge-verbose (default: False)
          Emit verbose output.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --[no-]gen-scrooge-allow-dups (default: False)
          Allow multiple targets specifying the same sources. If duplicates are allowed, the logic of find_sources will associate generated sources with the least-dependent targets that generate them.
          
        • --[no-]gen-scrooge-allow-empty (default: True)
          Skip targets with no sources defined.
          
        • --gen-scrooge-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]gen-scrooge-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --gen-scrooge-jvm-options=<option>... (--gen-scrooge-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --gen-scrooge-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --gen-scrooge-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --gen-scrooge-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --gen-scrooge-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --gen-scrooge-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --gen-scrooge-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --gen-scrooge-scrooge-gen=<target_option> (default: //:scrooge-gen)
          Target address spec for specifying the classpath of the scrooge-gen jvm tool.
          
        • --gen-scrooge-service-deps="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: { 'java':'[u'3rdparty:slf4j-api', u'3rdparty:thrift-0.6.1', u'3rdparty/jvm/com/twitter:finagle-thrift', u'3rdparty/jvm/com/twitter:scrooge-core']','scala':'[u'3rdparty:thrift-0.6.1', u'3rdparty/jvm/com/twitter:finagle-thrift', u'3rdparty/jvm/com/twitter:scrooge-core']' })
          A map of language to targets to add as dependencies of synthetic thrift libraries that contain services.
          
        • --gen-scrooge-service-exports="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: { 'java':'[u'3rdparty:thrift-0.6.1']','scala':'[u'3rdparty:thrift-0.6.1', u'3rdparty/jvm/com/twitter:finagle-thrift', u'3rdparty/jvm/com/twitter:scrooge-core']' })
          A map of language to targets to add as exports of synthetic thrift libraries that contain services.
          
        • --gen-scrooge-structs-deps="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: { 'java':'[u'3rdparty:thrift-0.6.1', u'3rdparty/jvm/com/twitter:scrooge-core']','scala':'[u'3rdparty:thrift-0.6.1', u'3rdparty/jvm/com/twitter:scrooge-core']' })
          A map of language to targets to add as dependencies of synthetic thrift libraries that contain structs.
          
        • --gen-scrooge-structs-exports="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: { 'java':'[u'3rdparty:thrift-0.6.1']','scala':'[u'3rdparty:thrift-0.6.1', u'3rdparty/jvm/com/twitter:scrooge-core']' })
          A map of language to targets to add as exports of synthetic thrift libraries that contain structs.
          
        • --gen-scrooge-target-types="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: { 'android':'java_library','java':'java_library','scala':'scala_library' })
          Registered target types.
          
    • cache.gen.scrooge
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-gen-scrooge-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-scrooge-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-scrooge-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-scrooge-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-gen-scrooge-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-gen-scrooge-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-scrooge-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-gen-scrooge-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-gen-scrooge-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-scrooge-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-gen-scrooge-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-gen-scrooge-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-gen-scrooge-read-from=<str> (--cache-gen-scrooge-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-scrooge-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-scrooge-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-gen-scrooge-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-gen-scrooge-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-gen-scrooge-write-to=<str> (--cache-gen-scrooge-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-scrooge-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-scrooge-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • gen.thrift-java
      Generate Java source files from thrift IDL files.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]gen-thrift-java-strict (default: True)
          Run thrift compiler with strict warnings.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --[no-]gen-thrift-java-allow-dups (default: False)
          Allow multiple targets specifying the same sources. If duplicates are allowed, the logic of find_sources will associate generated sources with the least-dependent targets that generate them.
          
        • --[no-]gen-thrift-java-allow-empty (default: True)
          Skip targets with no sources defined.
          
        • --gen-thrift-java-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --gen-thrift-java-deps=<target_option> (--gen-thrift-java-deps=<target_option>) ..., --gen-thrift-java-deps="[<target_option>, <target_option>, ...]", --gen-thrift-java-deps="+[<target_option>, <target_option>, ...]" (default: ['3rdparty:thrift-0.9.2'])
          A list of specs pointing to dependencies of thrift generated code.
          
        • --[no-]gen-thrift-java-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --gen-thrift-java-gen-options-map="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: { 'hashcode':'' })
          Use these options for the java generator.
          
        • --gen-thrift-java-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --gen-thrift-java-service-deps=<target_option> (--gen-thrift-java-service-deps=<target_option>) ..., --gen-thrift-java-service-deps="[<target_option>, <target_option>, ...]", --gen-thrift-java-service-deps="+[<target_option>, <target_option>, ...]" (default: [])
          A list of specs pointing to dependencies of thrift generated service code. If not supplied, then --deps will be used for service deps.
          
    • cache.gen.thrift-java
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-gen-thrift-java-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-thrift-java-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-thrift-java-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-thrift-java-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-gen-thrift-java-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-gen-thrift-java-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-thrift-java-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-gen-thrift-java-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-gen-thrift-java-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-thrift-java-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-gen-thrift-java-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-gen-thrift-java-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-gen-thrift-java-read-from=<str> (--cache-gen-thrift-java-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-thrift-java-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-thrift-java-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-gen-thrift-java-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-gen-thrift-java-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-gen-thrift-java-write-to=<str> (--cache-gen-thrift-java-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-thrift-java-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-thrift-java-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • thrift.gen.thrift-java
      • Basic options
        • --thrift-gen-thrift-java-version=<str> (default: '0.9.2')
          Version of the thrift binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --thrift-gen-thrift-java-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]thrift-gen-thrift-java-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --thrift-gen-thrift-java-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • gen.thrift-py
      Generate Python source files from thrift IDL files.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]gen-thrift-py-strict (default: True)
          Run thrift compiler with strict warnings.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --[no-]gen-thrift-py-allow-dups (default: False)
          Allow multiple targets specifying the same sources. If duplicates are allowed, the logic of find_sources will associate generated sources with the least-dependent targets that generate them.
          
        • --[no-]gen-thrift-py-allow-empty (default: True)
          Skip targets with no sources defined.
          
        • --gen-thrift-py-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --gen-thrift-py-deps=<target_option> (--gen-thrift-py-deps=<target_option>) ..., --gen-thrift-py-deps="[<target_option>, <target_option>, ...]", --gen-thrift-py-deps="+[<target_option>, <target_option>, ...]" (default: ['3rdparty/python:thrift'])
          A list of specs pointing to dependencies of thrift generated code.
          
        • --[no-]gen-thrift-py-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --gen-thrift-py-gen-options-map="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: { 'new_style':'None' })
          Use these options for the py generator.
          
        • --gen-thrift-py-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --gen-thrift-py-service-deps=<target_option> (--gen-thrift-py-service-deps=<target_option>) ..., --gen-thrift-py-service-deps="[<target_option>, <target_option>, ...]", --gen-thrift-py-service-deps="+[<target_option>, <target_option>, ...]" (default: [])
          A list of specs pointing to dependencies of thrift generated service code. If not supplied, then --deps will be used for service deps.
          
    • cache.gen.thrift-py
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-gen-thrift-py-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-thrift-py-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-thrift-py-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-thrift-py-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-gen-thrift-py-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-gen-thrift-py-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-thrift-py-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-gen-thrift-py-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-gen-thrift-py-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-thrift-py-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-gen-thrift-py-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-gen-thrift-py-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-gen-thrift-py-read-from=<str> (--cache-gen-thrift-py-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-thrift-py-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-thrift-py-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-gen-thrift-py-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-gen-thrift-py-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-gen-thrift-py-write-to=<str> (--cache-gen-thrift-py-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-thrift-py-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-thrift-py-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • thrift.gen.thrift-py
      • Basic options
        • --thrift-gen-thrift-py-version=<str> (default: '0.9.2')
          Version of the thrift binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --thrift-gen-thrift-py-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]thrift-gen-thrift-py-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --thrift-gen-thrift-py-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • gen.thrifty
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]gen-thrifty-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --[no-]gen-thrifty-allow-dups (default: True)
          Allow multiple targets specifying the same sources. If duplicates are allowed, the logic of find_sources will associate generated sources with the least-dependent targets that generate them.
          
        • --[no-]gen-thrifty-allow-empty (default: True)
          Skip targets with no sources defined.
          
        • --gen-thrifty-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]gen-thrifty-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --gen-thrifty-jvm-options=<option>... (--gen-thrifty-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --gen-thrifty-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --gen-thrifty-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --gen-thrifty-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --gen-thrifty-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --gen-thrifty-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --gen-thrifty-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --gen-thrifty-thrifty-compiler=<target_option> (default: //:thrifty-compiler)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the thrifty-compiler jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.microsoft.thrifty', base_name=u'thrifty-compiler', rev=u'0.4.3', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --gen-thrifty-thrifty-runtime=<target_option> (default: //:thrifty-runtime)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the thrifty-runtime jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.microsoft.thrifty', base_name=u'thrifty-runtime', rev=u'0.4.3', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
    • cache.gen.thrifty
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-gen-thrifty-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-thrifty-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-thrifty-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-thrifty-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-gen-thrifty-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-gen-thrifty-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-thrifty-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-gen-thrifty-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-gen-thrifty-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-thrifty-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-gen-thrifty-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-gen-thrifty-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-gen-thrifty-read-from=<str> (--cache-gen-thrifty-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-thrifty-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-thrifty-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-gen-thrifty-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-gen-thrifty-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-gen-thrifty-write-to=<str> (--cache-gen-thrifty-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-thrifty-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-thrifty-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • gen.wire
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]gen-wire-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --[no-]gen-wire-allow-dups (default: False)
          Allow multiple targets specifying the same sources. If duplicates are allowed, the logic of find_sources will associate generated sources with the least-dependent targets that generate them.
          
        • --[no-]gen-wire-allow-empty (default: True)
          Skip targets with no sources defined.
          
        • --gen-wire-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]gen-wire-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --gen-wire-javadeps=<target_option> (default: //:wire-runtime)
          Runtime dependencies for wire-using Java code.
          
        • --gen-wire-jvm-options=<option>... (--gen-wire-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --gen-wire-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --gen-wire-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --gen-wire-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --gen-wire-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --gen-wire-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --gen-wire-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --gen-wire-wire-compiler=<target_option> (default: //:wire-compiler)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the wire-compiler jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.squareup.wire', base_name=u'wire-compiler', rev=u'1.8.0', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
    • cache.gen.wire
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-gen-wire-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-wire-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-wire-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-wire-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-gen-wire-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-gen-wire-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-wire-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-gen-wire-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-gen-wire-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-gen-wire-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-gen-wire-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-gen-wire-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-gen-wire-read-from=<str> (--cache-gen-wire-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-wire-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-wire-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-gen-wire-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-gen-wire-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-gen-wire-write-to=<str> (--cache-gen-wire-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-gen-wire-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-gen-wire-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • go

    Runs an arbitrary go command against zero or more go targets.
    • cache.go
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-go-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-go-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-go-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-go-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-go-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-go-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-go-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-go-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-go-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-go-read-from=<str> (--cache-go-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-go-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-go-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-go-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-go-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-go-write-to=<str> (--cache-go-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-go-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-go-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • go-distribution.go
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Go distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --go-distribution-go-version=<str> (default: '1.8.3')
          Version of the go binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --go-distribution-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]go-distribution-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --go-distribution-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --go-distribution-go-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/go')
          Find the go distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
  • go-env

    Runs an arbitrary command in a go workspace defined by zero or more go targets.
    • cache.go-env
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-go-env-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-go-env-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-go-env-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-go-env-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-go-env-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-go-env-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-go-env-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-go-env-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-go-env-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-go-env-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-go-env-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-go-env-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-go-env-read-from=<str> (--cache-go-env-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-go-env-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-go-env-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-go-env-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-go-env-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-go-env-write-to=<str> (--cache-go-env-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-go-env-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-go-env-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • go-distribution.go-env
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Go distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --go-distribution-go-env-version=<str> (default: '1.8.3')
          Version of the go binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --go-distribution-go-env-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]go-distribution-go-env-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --go-distribution-go-env-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --go-distribution-go-env-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/go')
          Find the go distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
  • goals

    List available goals.
    • cache.goals
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-goals-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-goals-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-goals-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-goals-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-goals-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-goals-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-goals-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-goals-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-goals-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-goals-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-goals-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-goals-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-goals-read-from=<str> (--cache-goals-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-goals-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-goals-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-goals-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-goals-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-goals-write-to=<str> (--cache-goals-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-goals-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-goals-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • idea-plugin

    Invoke IntelliJ Pants plugin (installation required) to create a project.
    • cache.idea-plugin
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-idea-plugin-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-idea-plugin-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-idea-plugin-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-idea-plugin-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-idea-plugin-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-idea-plugin-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-idea-plugin-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-idea-plugin-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-idea-plugin-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-idea-plugin-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-idea-plugin-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-idea-plugin-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-idea-plugin-read-from=<str> (--cache-idea-plugin-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-idea-plugin-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-idea-plugin-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-idea-plugin-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-idea-plugin-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-idea-plugin-write-to=<str> (--cache-idea-plugin-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-idea-plugin-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-idea-plugin-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • imports

    Resolve external source dependencies.
    • imports.ivy-imports
      Resolves jar files for imported_jar_libraries on `ImportJarsMixin` targets.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]imports-ivy-imports-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --imports-ivy-imports-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]imports-ivy-imports-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --imports-ivy-imports-jvm-options=<option>... (--imports-ivy-imports-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --imports-ivy-imports-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --imports-ivy-imports-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --imports-ivy-imports-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --imports-ivy-imports-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --imports-ivy-imports-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --imports-ivy-imports-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --[no-]imports-ivy-imports-soft-excludes (default: False)
          If a target depends on a jar that is excluded by another target resolve this jar anyway
          
    • cache.imports.ivy-imports
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-imports-ivy-imports-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-imports-ivy-imports-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-imports-ivy-imports-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-imports-ivy-imports-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-imports-ivy-imports-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-imports-ivy-imports-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-imports-ivy-imports-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-imports-ivy-imports-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-imports-ivy-imports-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-imports-ivy-imports-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-imports-ivy-imports-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-imports-ivy-imports-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-imports-ivy-imports-read-from=<str> (--cache-imports-ivy-imports-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-imports-ivy-imports-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-imports-ivy-imports-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-imports-ivy-imports-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-imports-ivy-imports-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-imports-ivy-imports-write-to=<str> (--cache-imports-ivy-imports-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-imports-ivy-imports-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-imports-ivy-imports-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • index
    • index.bundle-entries
      • Basic options
        • --index-bundle-entries-archive=<str> (default: 'none')
          Create an archive of this type.
          
        • --[no-]index-bundle-entries-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --index-bundle-entries-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]index-bundle-entries-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --index-bundle-entries-jvm-options=<option>... (--index-bundle-entries-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --index-bundle-entries-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --index-bundle-entries-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --index-bundle-entries-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --index-bundle-entries-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --index-bundle-entries-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --index-bundle-entries-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
    • cache.index.bundle-entries
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-index-bundle-entries-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-index-bundle-entries-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-index-bundle-entries-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-index-bundle-entries-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-index-bundle-entries-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-index-bundle-entries-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-index-bundle-entries-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-index-bundle-entries-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-index-bundle-entries-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-index-bundle-entries-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-index-bundle-entries-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-index-bundle-entries-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-index-bundle-entries-read-from=<str> (--cache-index-bundle-entries-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-index-bundle-entries-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-index-bundle-entries-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-index-bundle-entries-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-index-bundle-entries-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-index-bundle-entries-write-to=<str> (--cache-index-bundle-entries-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-index-bundle-entries-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-index-bundle-entries-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • index.kythe-java-extract
      • Advanced options
        • --index-kythe-java-extract-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]index-kythe-java-extract-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --index-kythe-java-extract-jvm-options=<option>... (--index-kythe-java-extract-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --index-kythe-java-extract-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --index-kythe-java-extract-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --index-kythe-java-extract-kythe-java-extractor=<target_option> (default: //:kythe-java-extractor)
          Target address spec for specifying the classpath of the kythe-java-extractor jvm tool.
          
        • --index-kythe-java-extract-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.index.kythe-java-extract
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-index-kythe-java-extract-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-index-kythe-java-extract-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-index-kythe-java-extract-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-index-kythe-java-extract-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-extract-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-extract-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-index-kythe-java-extract-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-extract-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-extract-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-index-kythe-java-extract-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-extract-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-extract-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-extract-read-from=<str> (--cache-index-kythe-java-extract-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-index-kythe-java-extract-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-index-kythe-java-extract-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-extract-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-extract-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-extract-write-to=<str> (--cache-index-kythe-java-extract-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-index-kythe-java-extract-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-index-kythe-java-extract-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • index.kythe-java-index
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]index-kythe-java-index-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --index-kythe-java-index-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]index-kythe-java-index-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --index-kythe-java-index-jvm-options=<option>... (--index-kythe-java-index-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --index-kythe-java-index-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --index-kythe-java-index-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --index-kythe-java-index-kythe-java-indexer=<target_option> (default: //:kythe-java-indexer)
          Target address spec for specifying the classpath of the kythe-java-indexer jvm tool.
          
        • --index-kythe-java-index-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --index-kythe-java-index-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --index-kythe-java-index-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --index-kythe-java-index-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
    • cache.index.kythe-java-index
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-index-kythe-java-index-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-index-kythe-java-index-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-index-kythe-java-index-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-index-kythe-java-index-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-index-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-index-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-index-kythe-java-index-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-index-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-index-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-index-kythe-java-index-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-index-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-index-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-index-read-from=<str> (--cache-index-kythe-java-index-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-index-kythe-java-index-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-index-kythe-java-index-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-index-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-index-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-index-kythe-java-index-write-to=<str> (--cache-index-kythe-java-index-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-index-kythe-java-index-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-index-kythe-java-index-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • invalidate
    • invalidate.ng-killall
      Kill running nailgun servers.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]invalidate-ng-killall-everywhere (default: False)
          Kill all nailguns servers launched by pants for all workspaces on the system.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --invalidate-ng-killall-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]invalidate-ng-killall-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --invalidate-ng-killall-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.invalidate.ng-killall
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-invalidate-ng-killall-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-invalidate-ng-killall-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-invalidate-ng-killall-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-invalidate-ng-killall-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-invalidate-ng-killall-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-invalidate-ng-killall-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-invalidate-ng-killall-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-invalidate-ng-killall-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-invalidate-ng-killall-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-invalidate-ng-killall-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-invalidate-ng-killall-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-invalidate-ng-killall-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-invalidate-ng-killall-read-from=<str> (--cache-invalidate-ng-killall-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-invalidate-ng-killall-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-invalidate-ng-killall-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-invalidate-ng-killall-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-invalidate-ng-killall-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-invalidate-ng-killall-write-to=<str> (--cache-invalidate-ng-killall-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-invalidate-ng-killall-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-invalidate-ng-killall-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • jar
    • jar.create
      Jars jvm libraries and optionally their sources and their docs.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]jar-create-compressed (default: True)
          Create compressed jars.
          
        • --[no-]jar-create-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --jar-create-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]jar-create-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --jar-create-jvm-options=<option>... (--jar-create-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --jar-create-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --jar-create-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --jar-create-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --jar-create-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --jar-create-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --jar-create-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
    • cache.jar.create
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-jar-create-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-jar-create-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-jar-create-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-jar-create-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-jar-create-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-jar-create-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-jar-create-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-jar-create-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-jar-create-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-jar-create-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-jar-create-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-jar-create-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-jar-create-read-from=<str> (--cache-jar-create-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-jar-create-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-jar-create-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-jar-create-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-jar-create-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-jar-create-write-to=<str> (--cache-jar-create-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-jar-create-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-jar-create-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • jvm-platform-explain

    Console task which provides helpful analysis about jvm platform dependencies.
    • cache.jvm-platform-explain
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-jvm-platform-explain-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-jvm-platform-explain-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-jvm-platform-explain-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-jvm-platform-explain-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-jvm-platform-explain-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-jvm-platform-explain-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-jvm-platform-explain-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-jvm-platform-explain-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-jvm-platform-explain-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-jvm-platform-explain-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-jvm-platform-explain-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-jvm-platform-explain-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-jvm-platform-explain-read-from=<str> (--cache-jvm-platform-explain-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-jvm-platform-explain-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-jvm-platform-explain-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-jvm-platform-explain-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-jvm-platform-explain-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-jvm-platform-explain-write-to=<str> (--cache-jvm-platform-explain-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-jvm-platform-explain-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-jvm-platform-explain-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • jvm-platform-validate

    Validation step that runs well in advance of jvm compile.
    • cache.jvm-platform-validate
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-jvm-platform-validate-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-jvm-platform-validate-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-jvm-platform-validate-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-jvm-platform-validate-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-jvm-platform-validate-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-jvm-platform-validate-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-jvm-platform-validate-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-jvm-platform-validate-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-jvm-platform-validate-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-jvm-platform-validate-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-jvm-platform-validate-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-jvm-platform-validate-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-jvm-platform-validate-read-from=<str> (--cache-jvm-platform-validate-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-jvm-platform-validate-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-jvm-platform-validate-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-jvm-platform-validate-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-jvm-platform-validate-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-jvm-platform-validate-write-to=<str> (--cache-jvm-platform-validate-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-jvm-platform-validate-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-jvm-platform-validate-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • kill-pantsd

    Terminate the pants daemon.
    • cache.kill-pantsd
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-kill-pantsd-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-kill-pantsd-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-kill-pantsd-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-kill-pantsd-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-kill-pantsd-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-kill-pantsd-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-kill-pantsd-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-kill-pantsd-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-kill-pantsd-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-kill-pantsd-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-kill-pantsd-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-kill-pantsd-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-kill-pantsd-read-from=<str> (--cache-kill-pantsd-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-kill-pantsd-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-kill-pantsd-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-kill-pantsd-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-kill-pantsd-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-kill-pantsd-write-to=<str> (--cache-kill-pantsd-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-kill-pantsd-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-kill-pantsd-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • killserver

    Kill the reporting server.
    • cache.killserver
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-killserver-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-killserver-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-killserver-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-killserver-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-killserver-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-killserver-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-killserver-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-killserver-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-killserver-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-killserver-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-killserver-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-killserver-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-killserver-read-from=<str> (--cache-killserver-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-killserver-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-killserver-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-killserver-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-killserver-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-killserver-write-to=<str> (--cache-killserver-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-killserver-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-killserver-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • lint

    Find formatting errors in source code.
    • lint.checkstyle
      Check Java code for style violations.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]lint-checkstyle-include-user-classpath (default: False)
          Add the user classpath to the checkstyle classpath
          
        • --[no-]lint-checkstyle-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --lint-checkstyle-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --lint-checkstyle-checkstyle=<target_option> (default: //:checkstyle)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the checkstyle jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.puppycrawl.tools', base_name=u'checkstyle', rev=u'6.19', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --lint-checkstyle-configuration=<file_option> (default: /Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/build-support/checkstyle/coding_style.xml)
          Path to the checkstyle configuration file.
          
        • --lint-checkstyle-confs=<str> (--lint-checkstyle-confs=<str>) ..., --lint-checkstyle-confs="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --lint-checkstyle-confs="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['default'])
          One or more ivy configurations to resolve for this target.
          
        • --[no-]lint-checkstyle-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --lint-checkstyle-jvm-options=<option>... (--lint-checkstyle-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --lint-checkstyle-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --lint-checkstyle-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --lint-checkstyle-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --lint-checkstyle-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --lint-checkstyle-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --lint-checkstyle-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --lint-checkstyle-properties=<dict_with_files_option> (default: {})
          Dictionary of property mappings to use for checkstyle.properties.
          
    • cache.lint.checkstyle
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-lint-checkstyle-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-checkstyle-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-checkstyle-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-checkstyle-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-lint-checkstyle-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-lint-checkstyle-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-checkstyle-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-lint-checkstyle-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-lint-checkstyle-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-checkstyle-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-lint-checkstyle-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-lint-checkstyle-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-lint-checkstyle-read-from=<str> (--cache-lint-checkstyle-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-checkstyle-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-checkstyle-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-lint-checkstyle-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-lint-checkstyle-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-lint-checkstyle-write-to=<str> (--cache-lint-checkstyle-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-checkstyle-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-checkstyle-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • lint.go
      Checks Go code matches gofmt style.
      • Advanced options
        • --lint-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]lint-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --lint-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.lint.go
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-lint-go-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-go-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-go-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-go-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-lint-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-lint-go-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-lint-go-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-lint-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-go-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-lint-go-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-lint-go-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-lint-go-read-from=<str> (--cache-lint-go-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-go-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-go-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-lint-go-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-lint-go-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-lint-go-write-to=<str> (--cache-lint-go-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-go-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-go-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • go-distribution.lint.go
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Go distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --go-distribution-lint-go-version=<str> (default: '1.8.3')
          Version of the go binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --go-distribution-lint-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]go-distribution-lint-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --go-distribution-lint-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --go-distribution-lint-go-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/go')
          Find the go distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
    • lint.google-java-format
      Check if Java source code complies with Google Java Style.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]lint-google-java-format-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --lint-google-java-format-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]lint-google-java-format-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --lint-google-java-format-google-java-format=<target_option> (default: //:google-java-format)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the google-java-format jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.google.googlejavaformat', base_name=u'google-java-format', rev=u'1.5', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --lint-google-java-format-jvm-options=<option>... (--lint-google-java-format-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --lint-google-java-format-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --lint-google-java-format-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --lint-google-java-format-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --lint-google-java-format-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --lint-google-java-format-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --lint-google-java-format-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --lint-google-java-format-target-types=<str> (--lint-google-java-format-target-types=<str>) ..., --lint-google-java-format-target-types="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --lint-google-java-format-target-types="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['java_library','junit_tests','java_tests'])
          The target types to apply formatting to.
          
    • cache.lint.google-java-format
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-lint-google-java-format-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-google-java-format-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-google-java-format-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-google-java-format-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-lint-google-java-format-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-lint-google-java-format-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-google-java-format-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-lint-google-java-format-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-lint-google-java-format-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-google-java-format-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-lint-google-java-format-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-lint-google-java-format-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-lint-google-java-format-read-from=<str> (--cache-lint-google-java-format-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-google-java-format-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-google-java-format-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-lint-google-java-format-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-lint-google-java-format-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-lint-google-java-format-write-to=<str> (--cache-lint-google-java-format-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-google-java-format-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-google-java-format-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • lint.javascriptstyle
      Check source files to ensure they follow the style guidelines.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]lint-javascriptstyle-color (default: True)
          Enable or disable color.
          
        • --[no-]lint-javascriptstyle-fail-slow (default: False)
          Check all targets and present the full list of errors.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --lint-javascriptstyle-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]lint-javascriptstyle-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --lint-javascriptstyle-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.lint.javascriptstyle
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-lint-javascriptstyle-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-javascriptstyle-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-javascriptstyle-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-javascriptstyle-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-lint-javascriptstyle-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-lint-javascriptstyle-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-javascriptstyle-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-lint-javascriptstyle-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-lint-javascriptstyle-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-javascriptstyle-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-lint-javascriptstyle-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-lint-javascriptstyle-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-lint-javascriptstyle-read-from=<str> (--cache-lint-javascriptstyle-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-javascriptstyle-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-javascriptstyle-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-lint-javascriptstyle-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-lint-javascriptstyle-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-lint-javascriptstyle-write-to=<str> (--cache-lint-javascriptstyle-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-javascriptstyle-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-javascriptstyle-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • node-distribution.lint.javascriptstyle
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Node distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --node-distribution-lint-javascriptstyle-eslint-version=<str> (default: '4.15.0')
          Use this ESLint version.
          
        • --node-distribution-lint-javascriptstyle-version=<str> (default: 'v6.9.1')
          Version of the node binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --node-distribution-lint-javascriptstyle-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --node-distribution-lint-javascriptstyle-eslint-config=<file_option> (default: None)
          The path to the global eslint configuration file specifying all the rules
          
        • --node-distribution-lint-javascriptstyle-eslint-ignore=<file_option> (default: None)
          The path to the global eslint ignore path
          
        • --node-distribution-lint-javascriptstyle-eslint-setupdir=<dir_option> (default: None)
          Find the package.json and yarn.lock under this dir for installing eslint and plugins.
          
        • --[no-]node-distribution-lint-javascriptstyle-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --node-distribution-lint-javascriptstyle-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --node-distribution-lint-javascriptstyle-package-manager=<str> (default: 'npm')
          Default package manager config for repo. Should be one of [u'npm', u'yarn']
          
        • --node-distribution-lint-javascriptstyle-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/node')
          Find the Node distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
        • --node-distribution-lint-javascriptstyle-yarnpkg-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
          Yarnpkg version to use.
          
    • yarnpkg-distribution.node-distribution
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Yarnpkg distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
          Version of the yarnpkg binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • lint.python-eval
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]lint-python-eval-closure (default: False)
          Eval all targets in the closure individually instead of just the targets specified on the command line.
          
        • --[no-]lint-python-eval-fail-slow (default: False)
          Compile all targets and present the full list of errors.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --lint-python-eval-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]lint-python-eval-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --lint-python-eval-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.lint.python-eval
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-lint-python-eval-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-python-eval-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-python-eval-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-python-eval-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-lint-python-eval-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-lint-python-eval-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-python-eval-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-lint-python-eval-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-lint-python-eval-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-python-eval-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-lint-python-eval-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-lint-python-eval-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-lint-python-eval-read-from=<str> (--cache-lint-python-eval-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-python-eval-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-python-eval-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-lint-python-eval-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-lint-python-eval-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-lint-python-eval-write-to=<str> (--cache-lint-python-eval-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-python-eval-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-python-eval-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • lint.pythonstyle
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]lint-pythonstyle-fail (default: True)
          Prevent test failure but still produce output for problems.
          
        • --lint-pythonstyle-severity=<str> (default: 'COMMENT')
          Only messages at this severity or higher are logged. [COMMENT WARNING ERROR].
          
        • --[no-]lint-pythonstyle-strict (default: False)
          If enabled, have non-zero exit status for any nit at WARNING or higher.
          
        • --lint-pythonstyle-suppress=<file_option> (default: None)
          Takes a XML file where specific rules on specific files will be skipped.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --lint-pythonstyle-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]lint-pythonstyle-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --lint-pythonstyle-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.lint.pythonstyle
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-lint-pythonstyle-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-pythonstyle-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-pythonstyle-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-pythonstyle-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-lint-pythonstyle-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-lint-pythonstyle-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-pythonstyle-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-lint-pythonstyle-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-lint-pythonstyle-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-pythonstyle-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-lint-pythonstyle-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-lint-pythonstyle-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-lint-pythonstyle-read-from=<str> (--cache-lint-pythonstyle-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-pythonstyle-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-pythonstyle-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-lint-pythonstyle-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-lint-pythonstyle-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-lint-pythonstyle-write-to=<str> (--cache-lint-pythonstyle-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-pythonstyle-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-pythonstyle-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • lint.scalafix
      Checks whether any fixes were generated by scalafix.
      • Basic options
        • --lint-scalafix-configuration=<file_option> (default: None)
          The config file to use (in HOCON format).
          
        • --lint-scalafix-rules=<str> (default: 'ProcedureSyntax')
          The `rules` arg to scalafix: generally a name like `ProcedureSyntax`.
          
        • --[no-]lint-scalafix-semantic (default: False)
          True to enable `semantic` scalafix rules by requesting compilation and providing the target classpath to scalafix. To enable this option, you will need to install the `semanticdb-scalac` compiler plugin. See https://www.pantsbuild.org/scalac_plugins.html for more information.
          
        • --[no-]lint-scalafix-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --lint-scalafix-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]lint-scalafix-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --lint-scalafix-jvm-options=<option>... (--lint-scalafix-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --lint-scalafix-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --lint-scalafix-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --lint-scalafix-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --lint-scalafix-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --lint-scalafix-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --lint-scalafix-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --lint-scalafix-scalafix=<target_option> (default: //:scalafix)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalafix jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'ch.epfl.scala', base_name=u'scalafix-cli_2.11.11', rev=u'0.5.2', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --lint-scalafix-target-types=<str> (--lint-scalafix-target-types=<str>) ..., --lint-scalafix-target-types="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --lint-scalafix-target-types="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['scala_library','junit_tests','java_tests'])
          The target types to apply formatting to.
          
    • cache.lint.scalafix
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-lint-scalafix-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-scalafix-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-scalafix-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-scalafix-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-lint-scalafix-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-lint-scalafix-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-scalafix-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-lint-scalafix-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-lint-scalafix-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-scalafix-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-lint-scalafix-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-lint-scalafix-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-lint-scalafix-read-from=<str> (--cache-lint-scalafix-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-scalafix-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-scalafix-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-lint-scalafix-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-lint-scalafix-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-lint-scalafix-write-to=<str> (--cache-lint-scalafix-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-scalafix-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-scalafix-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • lint.scalafmt
      This Task checks that all scala files in the target are formatted
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]lint-scalafmt-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --lint-scalafmt-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --lint-scalafmt-configuration=<file_option> (default: None)
          Path to scalafmt config file, if not specified default scalafmt config used
          
        • --[no-]lint-scalafmt-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --lint-scalafmt-jvm-options=<option>... (--lint-scalafmt-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --lint-scalafmt-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --lint-scalafmt-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --lint-scalafmt-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --lint-scalafmt-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --lint-scalafmt-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --lint-scalafmt-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --lint-scalafmt-scalafmt=<target_option> (default: //:scalafmt)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalafmt jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.geirsson', base_name=u'scalafmt-cli_2.11', rev=u'1.0.0-RC4', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --lint-scalafmt-target-types=<str> (--lint-scalafmt-target-types=<str>) ..., --lint-scalafmt-target-types="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --lint-scalafmt-target-types="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['scala_library','junit_tests','java_tests'])
          The target types to apply formatting to.
          
    • cache.lint.scalafmt
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-lint-scalafmt-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-scalafmt-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-scalafmt-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-scalafmt-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-lint-scalafmt-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-lint-scalafmt-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-scalafmt-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-lint-scalafmt-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-lint-scalafmt-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-scalafmt-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-lint-scalafmt-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-lint-scalafmt-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-lint-scalafmt-read-from=<str> (--cache-lint-scalafmt-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-scalafmt-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-scalafmt-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-lint-scalafmt-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-lint-scalafmt-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-lint-scalafmt-write-to=<str> (--cache-lint-scalafmt-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-scalafmt-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-scalafmt-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • lint.scalastyle
      Checks scala source files to ensure they're stylish.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]lint-scalastyle-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
        • --[no-]lint-scalastyle-verbose (default: False)
          Enable verbose scalastyle output.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --lint-scalastyle-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --lint-scalastyle-config=<file_option> (default: /Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/build-support/scalastyle/scalastyle_config.xml)
          Path to scalastyle config file.
          
        • --lint-scalastyle-excludes=<file_option> (default: /Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/build-support/scalastyle/excludes.txt)
          Path to optional scalastyle excludes file. Each line is a regex. (Blank lines and lines starting with '#' are ignored.) A file is skipped if its path (relative to the repo root) matches any of these regexes.
          
        • --[no-]lint-scalastyle-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --lint-scalastyle-jvm-options=<option>... (--lint-scalastyle-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --lint-scalastyle-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --lint-scalastyle-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --lint-scalastyle-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --lint-scalastyle-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --lint-scalastyle-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --lint-scalastyle-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
    • cache.lint.scalastyle
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-lint-scalastyle-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-scalastyle-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-scalastyle-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-scalastyle-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-lint-scalastyle-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-lint-scalastyle-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-scalastyle-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-lint-scalastyle-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-lint-scalastyle-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-scalastyle-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-lint-scalastyle-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-lint-scalastyle-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-lint-scalastyle-read-from=<str> (--cache-lint-scalastyle-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-scalastyle-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-scalastyle-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-lint-scalastyle-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-lint-scalastyle-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-lint-scalastyle-write-to=<str> (--cache-lint-scalastyle-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-scalastyle-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-scalastyle-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • lint.thrift
      Print lint warnings for thrift files.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]lint-thrift-strict (default: False)
          Fail the goal if thrift linter errors are found. Overrides the `strict-default` option.
          
        • --[no-]lint-thrift-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --lint-thrift-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]lint-thrift-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --lint-thrift-jvm-options=<option>... (--lint-thrift-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --lint-thrift-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --lint-thrift-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --lint-thrift-linter-args=<str> (--lint-thrift-linter-args=<str>) ..., --lint-thrift-linter-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --lint-thrift-linter-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Additional options passed to the linter.
          
        • --lint-thrift-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --lint-thrift-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --lint-thrift-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --lint-thrift-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --lint-thrift-scrooge-linter=<target_option> (default: //:scrooge-linter)
          Target address spec for specifying the classpath of the scrooge-linter jvm tool.
          
        • --[no-]lint-thrift-strict-default (default: False)
          Sets the default strictness for targets. The `strict` option overrides this value if it is set.
          
        • --lint-thrift-worker-count=<int> (default: 4)
          Maximum number of workers to use for linter parallelization.
          
    • cache.lint.thrift
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-lint-thrift-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-thrift-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-thrift-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-thrift-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-lint-thrift-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-lint-thrift-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-thrift-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-lint-thrift-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-lint-thrift-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-lint-thrift-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-lint-thrift-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-lint-thrift-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-lint-thrift-read-from=<str> (--cache-lint-thrift-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-thrift-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-thrift-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-lint-thrift-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-lint-thrift-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-lint-thrift-write-to=<str> (--cache-lint-thrift-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-lint-thrift-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-lint-thrift-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • list

    Lists all targets matching the target specs.
    • cache.list
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-list-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-list-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-list-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-list-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-list-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-list-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-list-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-list-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-list-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-list-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-list-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-list-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-list-read-from=<str> (--cache-list-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-list-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-list-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-list-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-list-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-list-write-to=<str> (--cache-list-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-list-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-list-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • list-owners

    Print targets that own a source file.
    • cache.list-owners
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-list-owners-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-list-owners-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-list-owners-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-list-owners-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-list-owners-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-list-owners-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-list-owners-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-list-owners-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-list-owners-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-list-owners-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-list-owners-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-list-owners-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-list-owners-read-from=<str> (--cache-list-owners-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-list-owners-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-list-owners-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-list-owners-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-list-owners-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-list-owners-write-to=<str> (--cache-list-owners-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-list-owners-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-list-owners-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • markdown

    Generate HTML from Markdown docs.
    • cache.markdown
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-markdown-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-markdown-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-markdown-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-markdown-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-markdown-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-markdown-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-markdown-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-markdown-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-markdown-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-markdown-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-markdown-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-markdown-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-markdown-read-from=<str> (--cache-markdown-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-markdown-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-markdown-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-markdown-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-markdown-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-markdown-write-to=<str> (--cache-markdown-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-markdown-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-markdown-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • meta-rename

    Rename a target and update its dependees' dependencies with the new target name
    • cache.meta-rename
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-meta-rename-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-meta-rename-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-meta-rename-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-meta-rename-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-meta-rename-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-meta-rename-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-meta-rename-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-meta-rename-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-meta-rename-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-meta-rename-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-meta-rename-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-meta-rename-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-meta-rename-read-from=<str> (--cache-meta-rename-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-meta-rename-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-meta-rename-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-meta-rename-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-meta-rename-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-meta-rename-write-to=<str> (--cache-meta-rename-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-meta-rename-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-meta-rename-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • buildozer-binary.meta-rename
      • Basic options
        • --buildozer-binary-meta-rename-version=<str> (default: '0.6.0-80c7f0d45d7e40fa1f7362852697d4a03df557b3')
          Version of the buildozer binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --buildozer-binary-meta-rename-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]buildozer-binary-meta-rename-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --buildozer-binary-meta-rename-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
  • minimize

    Print a minimal covering set of targets.
    • cache.minimize
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-minimize-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-minimize-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-minimize-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-minimize-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-minimize-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-minimize-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-minimize-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-minimize-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-minimize-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-minimize-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-minimize-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-minimize-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-minimize-read-from=<str> (--cache-minimize-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-minimize-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-minimize-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-minimize-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-minimize-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-minimize-write-to=<str> (--cache-minimize-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-minimize-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-minimize-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • mypy

    Invoke the mypy static type analyzer for Python.
    • cache.mypy
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-mypy-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-mypy-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-mypy-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-mypy-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-mypy-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-mypy-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-mypy-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-mypy-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-mypy-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-mypy-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-mypy-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-mypy-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-mypy-read-from=<str> (--cache-mypy-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-mypy-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-mypy-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-mypy-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-mypy-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-mypy-write-to=<str> (--cache-mypy-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-mypy-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-mypy-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • ng-killall

    Kill running nailgun servers.
    • cache.ng-killall
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-ng-killall-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-ng-killall-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-ng-killall-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-ng-killall-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-ng-killall-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-ng-killall-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-ng-killall-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-ng-killall-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-ng-killall-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-ng-killall-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-ng-killall-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-ng-killall-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-ng-killall-read-from=<str> (--cache-ng-killall-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-ng-killall-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-ng-killall-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-ng-killall-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-ng-killall-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-ng-killall-write-to=<str> (--cache-ng-killall-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-ng-killall-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-ng-killall-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • options

    Display meta-information about options.
    • cache.options
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-options-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-options-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-options-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-options-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-options-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-options-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-options-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-options-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-options-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-options-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-options-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-options-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-options-read-from=<str> (--cache-options-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-options-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-options-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-options-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-options-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-options-write-to=<str> (--cache-options-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-options-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-options-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • outdated
    • outdated.ivy
      Checks for outdated jar dependencies with Ivy
      • Basic options
        • --outdated-ivy-confs=<str> (--outdated-ivy-confs=<str>) ..., --outdated-ivy-confs="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --outdated-ivy-confs="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['default'])
          Pass a configuration to ivy in addition to the default ones.
          
        • --outdated-ivy-exclude-patterns=<str> (--outdated-ivy-exclude-patterns=<str>) ..., --outdated-ivy-exclude-patterns="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --outdated-ivy-exclude-patterns="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Regular expressions matching jars to be excluded from outdated report.
          
        • --[no-]outdated-ivy-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --outdated-ivy-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --outdated-ivy-dependency-update-checker=<target_option> (default: //:dependency-update-checker)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the dependency-update-checker jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.pantsbuild', base_name=u'ivy-dependency-update-checker', rev=u'0.0.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --[no-]outdated-ivy-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --outdated-ivy-jvm-options=<option>... (--outdated-ivy-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --outdated-ivy-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --outdated-ivy-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --outdated-ivy-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --outdated-ivy-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --outdated-ivy-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --outdated-ivy-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
    • cache.outdated.ivy
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-outdated-ivy-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-outdated-ivy-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-outdated-ivy-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-outdated-ivy-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-outdated-ivy-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-outdated-ivy-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-outdated-ivy-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-outdated-ivy-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-outdated-ivy-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-outdated-ivy-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-outdated-ivy-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-outdated-ivy-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-outdated-ivy-read-from=<str> (--cache-outdated-ivy-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-outdated-ivy-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-outdated-ivy-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-outdated-ivy-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-outdated-ivy-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-outdated-ivy-write-to=<str> (--cache-outdated-ivy-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-outdated-ivy-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-outdated-ivy-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • ivy.outdated.ivy
      Common configuration items for ivy tasks.
      • Advanced options
        • --ivy-outdated-ivy-bootstrap-fetch-timeout-secs=<int> (default: 10)
          Timeout the fetch if the connection is idle for longer than this value.
          
        • --ivy-outdated-ivy-bootstrap-ivy-settings=<str> (default: None)
          Bootstrap Ivy XML configuration file.
          
        • --ivy-outdated-ivy-bootstrap-jar-url=<str> (default: 'https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/apache/ivy/ivy/2.4.0/ivy-2.4.0.jar')
          Location to download a bootstrap version of Ivy.
          
        • --ivy-outdated-ivy-cache-dir=<str> (default: '/Users/marcrzzz/.ivy2/pants')
          Directory to store artifacts retrieved by Ivy.
          
        • --ivy-outdated-ivy-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]ivy-outdated-ivy-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --ivy-outdated-ivy-http-proxy=<str> (default: None)
          Specify a proxy URL for http requests.
          
        • --ivy-outdated-ivy-https-proxy=<str> (default: None)
          Specify a proxy URL for https requests.
          
        • --ivy-outdated-ivy-ivy-profile=<str> (default: '2.4.0')
          The version of ivy to fetch.
          
        • --ivy-outdated-ivy-ivy-settings=<str> (default: None)
          Location of XML configuration file for Ivy settings.
          
        • --ivy-outdated-ivy-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
  • path

    Find a dependency path from one target to another.
    • cache.path
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-path-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-path-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-path-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-path-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-path-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-path-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-path-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-path-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-path-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-path-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-path-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-path-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-path-read-from=<str> (--cache-path-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-path-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-path-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-path-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-path-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-path-write-to=<str> (--cache-path-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-path-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-path-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • paths

    List all dependency paths from one target to another.
    • cache.paths
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-paths-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-paths-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-paths-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-paths-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-paths-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-paths-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-paths-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-paths-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-paths-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-paths-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-paths-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-paths-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-paths-read-from=<str> (--cache-paths-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-paths-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-paths-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-paths-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-paths-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-paths-write-to=<str> (--cache-paths-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-paths-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-paths-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • publish

    Publish a build artifact.
    • publish.jar
      Publish jars to a maven repository.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]publish-jar-changelog (default: True)
          A changelog.txt file will be created and printed to the console for each artifact published
          
        • --[no-]publish-jar-commit (default: True)
          Commit the push db. Turn off for local testing.
          
        • --[no-]publish-jar-dryrun (default: True)
          Run through a push without actually pushing artifacts, editing publish dbs or otherwise writing data
          
        • --[no-]publish-jar-force (default: False)
          Force pushing jars even if there have been no changes since the last push.
          
        • --publish-jar-local=<PATH> (default: None)
          Publish jars to a maven repository on the local filesystem at this path.
          
        • --[no-]publish-jar-local-snapshot (default: True)
          If --local is specified, publishes jars with -SNAPSHOT revision suffixes.
          
        • --publish-jar-named-snapshot=<str> (default: None)
          Publish all artifacts with the given snapshot name, replacing their version. This is not Semantic Versioning compatible, but is easier to consume in cases where many artifacts must align.
          
        • --publish-jar-override=<str> (--publish-jar-override=<str>) ..., --publish-jar-override="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --publish-jar-override="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Specifies a published jar revision override in the form: ([org]#[name]|[target spec])=[new revision] For example, to specify 2 overrides: --override=com.foo.bar#baz=0.1.2 --override=src/java/com/foo/bar/qux=1.0.0
          
        • --[no-]publish-jar-prompt (default: True)
          Interactively prompt user before publishing each artifact.
          
        • --publish-jar-restart-at=<str> (default: None)
          Restart a fail push at the given jar. Jars can be identified by maven coordinate [org]#[name] or target. For example: --restart-at=com.twitter.common#quantity Or: --restart-at=src/java/com/twitter/common/base
          
        • --publish-jar-scm-push-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Try pushing the pushdb to the SCM this many times before aborting.
          
        • --[no-]publish-jar-transitive (default: True)
          If false, act only on the targets directly specified on the command line. If true, act on the transitive dependency closure of those targets.
          
        • --[no-]publish-jar-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --publish-jar-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]publish-jar-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --[no-]publish-jar-individual-plugins (default: False)
          Extra products to publish as a individual artifact.
          
        • --publish-jar-ivy_settings=<str> (default: '/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/build-support/ivy/publish.ivysettings.xml')
          Specify a custom ivysettings.xml file to be used when publishing.
          
        • --publish-jar-jvm-options=<option>... (--publish-jar-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --publish-jar-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --publish-jar-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --publish-jar-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --publish-jar-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --publish-jar-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --publish-jar-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --publish-jar-publish-extras="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: {})
          Extra products to publish. See https://pantsbuild.org/dev_tasks_publish_extras.html for details.
          
        • --publish-jar-push-postscript=<str> (default: ' # Prevent Travis-CI from running for this automated jar publish commit: # http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/how-to-skip-a-build/ [ci skip]')
          A post-script to add to pushdb commit messages and push tag commit messages.
          
        • --publish-jar-repos="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: { 'public':'{u'auth': u'build-support/ivy:netrc', u'resolver': u'oss.sonatype.org', u'help': u'Configure your ~/.netrc for oss.sonatype.org access.'}' })
          Settings for repositories that can be pushed to. See https://pantsbuild.org/publish.html for details.
          
        • --publish-jar-restrict-push-branches=<str> (--publish-jar-restrict-push-branches=<str>) ..., --publish-jar-restrict-push-branches="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --publish-jar-restrict-push-branches="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['master'])
          Allow pushes only from one of these branches.
          
        • --publish-jar-restrict-push-urls=<str> (--publish-jar-restrict-push-urls=<str>) ..., --publish-jar-restrict-push-urls="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --publish-jar-restrict-push-urls="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['git@github.com:pantsbuild/pants.git','https://github.com/pantsbuild/pants.git'])
          Allow pushes to only one of these urls.
          
    • cache.publish.jar
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-publish-jar-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-publish-jar-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-publish-jar-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-publish-jar-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-publish-jar-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-publish-jar-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-publish-jar-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-publish-jar-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-publish-jar-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-publish-jar-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-publish-jar-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-publish-jar-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-publish-jar-read-from=<str> (--cache-publish-jar-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-publish-jar-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-publish-jar-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-publish-jar-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-publish-jar-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-publish-jar-write-to=<str> (--cache-publish-jar-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-publish-jar-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-publish-jar-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • pyprep
    • pyprep.build-local-dists
      Create python distributions (.whl) from python_dist targets.
      • Advanced options
        • --pyprep-build-local-dists-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]pyprep-build-local-dists-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --pyprep-build-local-dists-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.pyprep.build-local-dists
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-read-from=<str> (--cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-write-to=<str> (--cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-pyprep-build-local-dists-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • native-toolchain.pyprep.build-local-dists
      Abstraction over platform-specific tools to compile and link native code.
      • Advanced options
        • --native-toolchain-pyprep-build-local-dists-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]native-toolchain-pyprep-build-local-dists-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --native-toolchain-pyprep-build-local-dists-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • clang.native-toolchain
      • Basic options
        • --clang-native-toolchain-version=<str> (default: '6.0.0')
          Version of the clang binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --clang-native-toolchain-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]clang-native-toolchain-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --clang-native-toolchain-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • gcc.native-toolchain
      • Basic options
        • --gcc-native-toolchain-version=<str> (default: '7.3.0')
          Version of the gcc binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --gcc-native-toolchain-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]gcc-native-toolchain-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --gcc-native-toolchain-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • xcode-cli-tools.native-toolchain
      Subsystem to detect and provide the XCode command line developer tools.
      • Advanced options
        • --xcode-cli-tools-native-toolchain-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]xcode-cli-tools-native-toolchain-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --xcode-cli-tools-native-toolchain-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • pyprep.interpreter
      Select an Python interpreter that matches the constraints of all targets in the working set.
      • Advanced options
        • --pyprep-interpreter-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]pyprep-interpreter-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --pyprep-interpreter-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.pyprep.interpreter
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-interpreter-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-interpreter-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-interpreter-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-interpreter-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-pyprep-interpreter-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-interpreter-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-interpreter-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-interpreter-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-pyprep-interpreter-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-interpreter-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-interpreter-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-pyprep-interpreter-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-pyprep-interpreter-read-from=<str> (--cache-pyprep-interpreter-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-pyprep-interpreter-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-pyprep-interpreter-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-interpreter-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-interpreter-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-interpreter-write-to=<str> (--cache-pyprep-interpreter-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-pyprep-interpreter-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-pyprep-interpreter-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • pyprep.requirements
      Resolve external Python requirements.
      • Advanced options
        • --pyprep-requirements-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]pyprep-requirements-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --pyprep-requirements-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.pyprep.requirements
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-requirements-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-requirements-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-requirements-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-requirements-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-pyprep-requirements-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-requirements-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-requirements-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-requirements-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-pyprep-requirements-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-requirements-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-requirements-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-pyprep-requirements-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-pyprep-requirements-read-from=<str> (--cache-pyprep-requirements-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-pyprep-requirements-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-pyprep-requirements-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-requirements-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-requirements-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-requirements-write-to=<str> (--cache-pyprep-requirements-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-pyprep-requirements-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-pyprep-requirements-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • pyprep.sources
      Gather local Python sources.
      • Advanced options
        • --pyprep-sources-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]pyprep-sources-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --pyprep-sources-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.pyprep.sources
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-sources-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-sources-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-sources-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-sources-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-pyprep-sources-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-sources-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-sources-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-sources-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-pyprep-sources-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-pyprep-sources-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-sources-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-pyprep-sources-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-pyprep-sources-read-from=<str> (--cache-pyprep-sources-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-pyprep-sources-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-pyprep-sources-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-sources-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-sources-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-pyprep-sources-write-to=<str> (--cache-pyprep-sources-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-pyprep-sources-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-pyprep-sources-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • reference

    Generate Pants reference documentation.
    • cache.reference
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-reference-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-reference-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-reference-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-reference-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-reference-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-reference-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-reference-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-reference-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-reference-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-reference-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-reference-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-reference-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-reference-read-from=<str> (--cache-reference-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-reference-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-reference-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-reference-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-reference-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-reference-write-to=<str> (--cache-reference-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-reference-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-reference-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • repl

    Run a REPL.
    • repl.node
      Launches a Node.js REPL session.
      • Advanced options
        • --repl-node-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]repl-node-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --repl-node-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.repl.node
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-repl-node-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-node-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-node-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-node-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-repl-node-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-repl-node-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-node-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-repl-node-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-repl-node-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-node-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-repl-node-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-repl-node-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-repl-node-read-from=<str> (--cache-repl-node-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-repl-node-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-repl-node-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-repl-node-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-repl-node-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-repl-node-write-to=<str> (--cache-repl-node-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-repl-node-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-repl-node-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • node-distribution.repl.node
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Node distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --node-distribution-repl-node-eslint-version=<str> (default: '4.15.0')
          Use this ESLint version.
          
        • --node-distribution-repl-node-version=<str> (default: 'v6.9.1')
          Version of the node binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --node-distribution-repl-node-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --node-distribution-repl-node-eslint-config=<file_option> (default: None)
          The path to the global eslint configuration file specifying all the rules
          
        • --node-distribution-repl-node-eslint-ignore=<file_option> (default: None)
          The path to the global eslint ignore path
          
        • --node-distribution-repl-node-eslint-setupdir=<dir_option> (default: None)
          Find the package.json and yarn.lock under this dir for installing eslint and plugins.
          
        • --[no-]node-distribution-repl-node-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --node-distribution-repl-node-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --node-distribution-repl-node-package-manager=<str> (default: 'npm')
          Default package manager config for repo. Should be one of [u'npm', u'yarn']
          
        • --node-distribution-repl-node-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/node')
          Find the Node distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
        • --node-distribution-repl-node-yarnpkg-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
          Yarnpkg version to use.
          
    • yarnpkg-distribution.node-distribution
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Yarnpkg distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
          Version of the yarnpkg binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • repl.py
      Launch an interactive Python interpreter session.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]repl-py-ipython (default: False)
          Run an IPython REPL instead of the standard python one.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --repl-py-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]repl-py-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --repl-py-ipython-entry-point=<str> (default: 'IPython:start_ipython')
          The IPython REPL entry point.
          
        • --repl-py-ipython-requirements=<str> (--repl-py-ipython-requirements=<str>) ..., --repl-py-ipython-requirements="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --repl-py-ipython-requirements="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['ipython==1.0.0'])
          The IPython interpreter version to use.
          
        • --repl-py-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.repl.py
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-repl-py-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-py-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-py-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-py-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-repl-py-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-repl-py-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-py-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-repl-py-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-repl-py-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-py-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-repl-py-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-repl-py-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-repl-py-read-from=<str> (--cache-repl-py-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-repl-py-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-repl-py-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-repl-py-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-repl-py-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-repl-py-write-to=<str> (--cache-repl-py-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-repl-py-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-repl-py-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • repl.scala
      Operations to create or launch Scala repls.
      • Basic options
        • --repl-scala-confs=<str> (--repl-scala-confs=<str>) ..., --repl-scala-confs="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --repl-scala-confs="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['default'])
          Use only these Ivy configurations of external deps.
          
        • --repl-scala-main=<str> (default: 'scala.tools.nsc.MainGenericRunner')
          The entry point for running the repl.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --repl-scala-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]repl-scala-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --repl-scala-jvm-options=<option>... (--repl-scala-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --repl-scala-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --repl-scala-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --repl-scala-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --repl-scala-pants-runner=<target_option> (default: //:pants-runner)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the pants-runner jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.pantsbuild', base_name=u'pants-runner', rev=u'0.0.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
    • cache.repl.scala
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-repl-scala-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-scala-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-scala-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-scala-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-repl-scala-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-repl-scala-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-scala-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-repl-scala-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-repl-scala-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-scala-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-repl-scala-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-repl-scala-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-repl-scala-read-from=<str> (--cache-repl-scala-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-repl-scala-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-repl-scala-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-repl-scala-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-repl-scala-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-repl-scala-write-to=<str> (--cache-repl-scala-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-repl-scala-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-repl-scala-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • jvm.repl.scala
      A JVM invocation.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]jvm-repl-scala-debug (default: False)
          Run the JVM with remote debugging.
          
        • --jvm-repl-scala-options=<option>... (--jvm-repl-scala-options=<option>...) ..., --jvm-repl-scala-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --jvm-repl-scala-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx256m'])
          Run with these extra JVM options.
          
        • --jvm-repl-scala-program-args=<arg>... (--jvm-repl-scala-program-args=<arg>...) ..., --jvm-repl-scala-program-args="[<arg>..., <arg>..., ...]", --jvm-repl-scala-program-args="+[<arg>..., <arg>..., ...]" (default: [])
          Run with these extra program args.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --jvm-repl-scala-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --jvm-repl-scala-debug-args=<str> (--jvm-repl-scala-debug-args=<str>) ..., --jvm-repl-scala-debug-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --jvm-repl-scala-debug-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-Xdebug','-Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address={debug_port}'])
          The JVM remote-debugging arguments. {debug_port} will be replaced with the value of the --debug-port option.
          
        • --jvm-repl-scala-debug-port=<int> (default: 5005)
          The JVM will listen for a debugger on this port.
          
        • --[no-]jvm-repl-scala-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --jvm-repl-scala-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]jvm-repl-scala-synthetic-classpath (default: True)
          Use synthetic jar to work around classpath length restrictions.
          
  • repl-dirty

    Run a REPL, skipping compilation.
    • repl-dirty.scala-dirty
      Operations to create or launch Scala repls.
      • Basic options
        • --repl-dirty-scala-dirty-confs=<str> (--repl-dirty-scala-dirty-confs=<str>) ..., --repl-dirty-scala-dirty-confs="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --repl-dirty-scala-dirty-confs="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['default'])
          Use only these Ivy configurations of external deps.
          
        • --repl-dirty-scala-dirty-main=<str> (default: 'scala.tools.nsc.MainGenericRunner')
          The entry point for running the repl.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --repl-dirty-scala-dirty-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]repl-dirty-scala-dirty-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --repl-dirty-scala-dirty-jvm-options=<option>... (--repl-dirty-scala-dirty-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --repl-dirty-scala-dirty-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --repl-dirty-scala-dirty-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --repl-dirty-scala-dirty-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --repl-dirty-scala-dirty-pants-runner=<target_option> (default: //:pants-runner)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the pants-runner jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.pantsbuild', base_name=u'pants-runner', rev=u'0.0.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
    • cache.repl-dirty.scala-dirty
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-read-from=<str> (--cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-write-to=<str> (--cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • jvm.repl-dirty.scala-dirty
      A JVM invocation.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]jvm-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-debug (default: False)
          Run the JVM with remote debugging.
          
        • --jvm-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-options=<option>... (--jvm-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-options=<option>...) ..., --jvm-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --jvm-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx256m'])
          Run with these extra JVM options.
          
        • --jvm-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-program-args=<arg>... (--jvm-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-program-args=<arg>...) ..., --jvm-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-program-args="[<arg>..., <arg>..., ...]", --jvm-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-program-args="+[<arg>..., <arg>..., ...]" (default: [])
          Run with these extra program args.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --jvm-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --jvm-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-debug-args=<str> (--jvm-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-debug-args=<str>) ..., --jvm-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-debug-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --jvm-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-debug-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-Xdebug','-Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address={debug_port}'])
          The JVM remote-debugging arguments. {debug_port} will be replaced with the value of the --debug-port option.
          
        • --jvm-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-debug-port=<int> (default: 5005)
          The JVM will listen for a debugger on this port.
          
        • --[no-]jvm-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --jvm-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]jvm-repl-dirty-scala-dirty-synthetic-classpath (default: True)
          Use synthetic jar to work around classpath length restrictions.
          
  • resolve

    Resolve external binary dependencies.
    • resolve.coursier
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]resolve-coursier-allow-global-excludes (default: True)
          Whether global excludes are allowed.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-coursier-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --resolve-coursier-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-coursier-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --resolve-coursier-jvm-options=<option>... (--resolve-coursier-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --resolve-coursier-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --resolve-coursier-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --resolve-coursier-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --resolve-coursier-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --resolve-coursier-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --resolve-coursier-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
    • cache.resolve.coursier
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-coursier-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-coursier-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-coursier-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-coursier-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-resolve-coursier-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-resolve-coursier-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-coursier-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-resolve-coursier-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-resolve-coursier-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-coursier-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-resolve-coursier-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-resolve-coursier-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-resolve-coursier-read-from=<str> (--cache-resolve-coursier-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-resolve-coursier-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-resolve-coursier-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-resolve-coursier-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-resolve-coursier-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-resolve-coursier-write-to=<str> (--cache-resolve-coursier-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-resolve-coursier-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-resolve-coursier-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • resolve.go
      Fetches third-party Go libraries.
      • Advanced options
        • --resolve-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --resolve-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.resolve.go
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-go-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-go-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-go-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-go-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-resolve-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-resolve-go-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-resolve-go-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-resolve-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-go-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-resolve-go-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-resolve-go-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-resolve-go-read-from=<str> (--cache-resolve-go-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-resolve-go-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-resolve-go-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-resolve-go-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-resolve-go-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-resolve-go-write-to=<str> (--cache-resolve-go-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-resolve-go-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-resolve-go-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • go-distribution.resolve.go
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Go distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --go-distribution-resolve-go-version=<str> (default: '1.8.3')
          Version of the go binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --go-distribution-resolve-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]go-distribution-resolve-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --go-distribution-resolve-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --go-distribution-resolve-go-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/go')
          Find the go distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
    • resolve.ivy
      • Basic options
        • --resolve-ivy-args=<str> (--resolve-ivy-args=<str>) ..., --resolve-ivy-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --resolve-ivy-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Pass these extra args to ivy.
          
        • --resolve-ivy-confs=<str> (--resolve-ivy-confs=<str>) ..., --resolve-ivy-confs="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --resolve-ivy-confs="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['default'])
          Pass a configuration to ivy in addition to the default ones.
          
        • --resolve-ivy-mutable-pattern=<str> (default: None)
          If specified, all artifact revisions matching this pattern will be treated as mutable unless a matching artifact explicitly marks mutable as False.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-ivy-open (default: False)
          Attempt to open the generated ivy resolve report in a browser (implies --report)
          
        • --resolve-ivy-outdir=<str> (default: None)
          Emit ivy report outputs in to this directory.
          
        • --resolve-ivy-override=<str> (--resolve-ivy-override=<str>) ..., --resolve-ivy-override="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --resolve-ivy-override="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Specifies a jar dependency override in the form: [org]#[name]=(revision|url) Multiple overrides can be specified using repeated invocations of this flag. For example, to specify 2 overrides: --override=com.foo#bar=0.1.2 --override=com.baz#spam=file:///tmp/spam.jar
          
        • --[no-]resolve-ivy-report (default: False)
          Generate an ivy resolve html report
          
        • --[no-]resolve-ivy-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --resolve-ivy-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-ivy-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --resolve-ivy-jvm-options=<option>... (--resolve-ivy-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --resolve-ivy-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --resolve-ivy-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --resolve-ivy-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --resolve-ivy-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --resolve-ivy-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --resolve-ivy-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-ivy-soft-excludes (default: False)
          If a target depends on a jar that is excluded by another target resolve this jar anyway
          
        • --resolve-ivy-xalan=<target_option> (default: //:xalan)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the xalan jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'xalan', base_name=u'xalan', rev=u'2.7.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
    • cache.resolve.ivy
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-ivy-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-ivy-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-ivy-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-ivy-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-resolve-ivy-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-resolve-ivy-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-ivy-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-resolve-ivy-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-resolve-ivy-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-ivy-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-resolve-ivy-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-resolve-ivy-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-resolve-ivy-read-from=<str> (--cache-resolve-ivy-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-resolve-ivy-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-resolve-ivy-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-resolve-ivy-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-resolve-ivy-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-resolve-ivy-write-to=<str> (--cache-resolve-ivy-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-resolve-ivy-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-resolve-ivy-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • resolve.node
      Resolves node_package targets to isolated chroots using different registered resolvers.
      • Advanced options
        • --resolve-node-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-node-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --resolve-node-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.resolve.node
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-node-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-node-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-node-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-node-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-resolve-node-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-resolve-node-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-node-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-resolve-node-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-resolve-node-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-node-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-resolve-node-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-resolve-node-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-resolve-node-read-from=<str> (--cache-resolve-node-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-resolve-node-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-resolve-node-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-resolve-node-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-resolve-node-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-resolve-node-write-to=<str> (--cache-resolve-node-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-resolve-node-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-resolve-node-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • node-distribution.resolve.node
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Node distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --node-distribution-resolve-node-eslint-version=<str> (default: '4.15.0')
          Use this ESLint version.
          
        • --node-distribution-resolve-node-version=<str> (default: 'v6.9.1')
          Version of the node binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --node-distribution-resolve-node-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --node-distribution-resolve-node-eslint-config=<file_option> (default: None)
          The path to the global eslint configuration file specifying all the rules
          
        • --node-distribution-resolve-node-eslint-ignore=<file_option> (default: None)
          The path to the global eslint ignore path
          
        • --node-distribution-resolve-node-eslint-setupdir=<dir_option> (default: None)
          Find the package.json and yarn.lock under this dir for installing eslint and plugins.
          
        • --[no-]node-distribution-resolve-node-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --node-distribution-resolve-node-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --node-distribution-resolve-node-package-manager=<str> (default: 'npm')
          Default package manager config for repo. Should be one of [u'npm', u'yarn']
          
        • --node-distribution-resolve-node-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/node')
          Find the Node distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
        • --node-distribution-resolve-node-yarnpkg-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
          Yarnpkg version to use.
          
    • yarnpkg-distribution.node-distribution
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Yarnpkg distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
          Version of the yarnpkg binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • resolve.scala-js-compile
      Compile scala source code to an scala.js representation, ready to be linked.
      • Basic options
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-buildozer=<str> (default: None)
          Path to buildozer for suggest-missing-deps command lines. If absent, no command line will be suggested to fix missing deps.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-scala-js-compile-debug-symbols (default: False)
          Compile with debug symbol enabled.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-scala-js-compile-suggest-missing-deps (default: False)
          Suggest missing dependencies on a best-effort basis from target's transitivedeps for compilation failures that are due to class not found.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-unused-deps=<str> (default: 'ignore')
          Controls whether unused deps are checked, and whether they cause warnings or errors. This option uses zinc's analysis to determine which deps are unused, and can thus result in false negatives: thus it is disabled by default.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-scala-js-compile-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-scala-js-compile-warnings (default: True)
          Compile with all configured warnings enabled.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-args=<str> (--resolve-scala-js-compile-args=<str>) ..., --resolve-scala-js-compile-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --resolve-scala-js-compile-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-C-encoding','-CUTF-8','-S-encoding','-SUTF-8','-S-g:vars'])
          Pass these extra args to the compiler.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-scala-js-compile-capture-classpath (default: True)
          Capture classpath to per-target newline-delimited text files. These files will be packaged into any jar artifacts that are created from the jvm targets.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-scala-js-compile-capture-log (default: False)
          Capture compilation output to per-target logs.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-class-not-found-error-patterns=<str> (--resolve-scala-js-compile-class-not-found-error-patterns=<str>) ..., --resolve-scala-js-compile-class-not-found-error-patterns="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --resolve-scala-js-compile-class-not-found-error-patterns="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['\s*\[error\] (?P<filename>\S+):(?P<lineno>\d+):(\d+): cannot find symbol\n\s*\[error\] symbol: class (\S+) \s*\[error\] location: package (\S+) \s*\[error\] import (?P<classname>\S+);','\s*\[error\] (?P<filename>\S+):(?P<lineno>\d+):(\d+): cannot access (\S+)\n\s*\[error\] class file for (?P<classname>\S+) not found','\s*\[error\] (?P<filename>\S+):(?P<lineno>\d+):(\d+): package (\S+) does not exist\n\s*\[error\] import (?P<classname>\S+);','\s*\[error\] (?P<filename>\S+):(?P<lineno>\d+):(\d+): cannot find symbol\n\s*\[error\] symbol: class (?P<classnameonly>\S+) \s*\[error\] location: package (?P<packagename>\S+)','\s*\[error\] (?P<filename>\S+):(?P<lineno>\d+):(\d+): package (?P<packagename>\S+) does not exist \s*\[error\] .*\W(?P<classname>(?P=packagename)\.\w+)\W.*','.*java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: (?P<classname>\S+)','\s*\[error\] missing or invalid dependency detected while loading class file '(?P<dependee_classname>\S+)\.class'\. \s*\[error\] Could not access type (?P<classnameonly>\S+) in (value|package) (?P<packagename>\S+),','\s*\[error\] (?P<filename>\S+):(?P<lineno>\d+):(\d+): exception during macro expansion:\s*\n\s*\[error\] java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: (?P<classname>\S+)','\s*\[error\] (?P<filename>\S+):(?P<lineno>\d+):(\d+): object (\S+) is not a member of package (\S+) \s*\[error\] import (?P<classname>\S+)','\s*\[error\] Class (?P<classname>\S+) not found \- continuing with a stub\.','\s*\[error\] [^:]+\.scala:\d+:\d+: Symbol \'\S+ \<none\>\.(?P<classname>\S+)\' is missing from the classpath\.\n\s*\[error\] This symbol is required by \'(?P<type>\S+) (?P<dependee_classname>\S+)\'\.\n\s*\[error\] Make sure that \S+ (?P<classnameonly>\S+) is in your classpath and check for conflicting dependencies with `-Ylog-classpath`\.\n\s*\[error\] A full rebuild may help if \'(?P<dependee_classnameonly>\S+)\.class\' was compiled against an incompatible version of \<none\>\.(?P<packagename>\S+)\.','\s*\[error\] [^:]+\.scala:\d+:\d+: Symbol \'\S+ (?P<classname>\S+)\' is missing from the classpath\.\n\s*\[error\] This symbol is required by \'(?P<type>\S+) (?P<dependee_classname>\S+)\'\.\n\s*\[error\] Make sure that \S+ (?P<classnameonly>\S+) is in your classpath and check for conflicting dependencies with `-Ylog-classpath`\.\n\s*\[error\] A full rebuild may help if \'(?P<dependee_classnameonly>\S+)\.class\' was compiled against an incompatible version of (?P<packagename>\S+)\.','\s*\[error\] Symbol \'\S+ (?P<classname>\S+)\' is missing from the classpath\.\n\s*\[error\] This symbol is required by \'method (?P<dependee_classname>\S+)\.(?P<method_name>[^\.]+)\'\.\n\s*\[error\] Make sure that \S+ (?P<classnameonly>\S+) is in your classpath and check for conflicting dependencies with `-Ylog-classpath`\.\n\s*\[error\] A full rebuild may help if \'(?P<dependee_classnameonly>\S+)\.class\' was compiled against an incompatible version of (?P<packagename>\S+)\.','\s*\[error\] ## Exception when compiling (?P<filename>\S+) and others\.\.\.\n\s*\[error\] Type (?P<classname>\S+) not present','\s*\[error\] ## Exception when compiling (?P<filename>\S+) and others\.\.\.\n\s*\[error\] java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: (?P<classname>\S+)'])
          List of regular expression patterns that extract class not found compile errors.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-scala-js-compile-clear-invalid-analysis (default: False)
          When set, any invalid/incompatible analysis files will be deleted automatically. When unset, an error is raised instead.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-confs=<str> (--resolve-scala-js-compile-confs=<str>) ..., --resolve-scala-js-compile-confs="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --resolve-scala-js-compile-confs="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['default'])
          Compile for these Ivy confs.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-debug-symbol-args=<str> (--resolve-scala-js-compile-debug-symbol-args=<str>) ..., --resolve-scala-js-compile-debug-symbol-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --resolve-scala-js-compile-debug-symbol-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-C-g:lines,source,vars'])
          Extra args to enable debug symbol.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-scala-js-compile-delete-scratch (default: True)
          Leave intermediate scratch files around, for debugging build problems.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-scala-js-compile-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-fatal-warnings-disabled-args=<str> (--resolve-scala-js-compile-fatal-warnings-disabled-args=<str>) ..., --resolve-scala-js-compile-fatal-warnings-disabled-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --resolve-scala-js-compile-fatal-warnings-disabled-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Extra compiler args to use when fatal warnings are disabled.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-fatal-warnings-enabled-args=<str> (--resolve-scala-js-compile-fatal-warnings-enabled-args=<str>) ..., --resolve-scala-js-compile-fatal-warnings-enabled-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --resolve-scala-js-compile-fatal-warnings-enabled-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-S-Xfatal-warnings','-C-Werror'])
          Extra compiler args to use when fatal warnings are enabled.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-scala-js-compile-incremental (default: True)
          When set, zinc will use sub-target incremental compilation, which dramatically improves compile performance while changing large targets. When unset, changed targets will be compiled with an empty output directory, as if after running clean-all.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-scala-js-compile-incremental-caching (default: False)
          When set, the results of incremental compiles will be written to the cache. This is unset by default, because it is generally a good precaution to cache only clean/cold builds.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-jvm-options=<option>... (--resolve-scala-js-compile-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --resolve-scala-js-compile-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --resolve-scala-js-compile-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-missing-deps-not-found-msg=<str> (default: 'Please see https://www.pantsbuild.org/3rdparty_jvm.html#strict-dependencies for more information.')
          The message to print when pants can't find any suggestions for targets containing the classes not found during compilation. This should likely include a link to documentation about dependency management.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-no-warning-args=<str> (--resolve-scala-js-compile-no-warning-args=<str>) ..., --resolve-scala-js-compile-no-warning-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --resolve-scala-js-compile-no-warning-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-C-nowarn','-C-Xlint:none','-S-nowarn','-S-Xlint:none'])
          Extra compiler args to use when warnings are disabled.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-scala-js-compiler=<target_option> (default: //:scala-js-compiler)
          Target address spec for specifying the classpath of the scala-js-compiler jvm tool.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-size-estimator=<str> (default: 'filesize')
          The method of target size estimation. The size estimator estimates the size of targets in order to build the largest targets first (subject to dependency constraints). Choose 'random' to choose random sizes for each target, which may be useful for distributed builds.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-scala-js-compile-use-classpath-jars (default: False)
          Use jar files on the compile_classpath. Note: Using this option degrades incremental compile between targets.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-warning-args=<str> (--resolve-scala-js-compile-warning-args=<str>) ..., --resolve-scala-js-compile-warning-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --resolve-scala-js-compile-warning-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-C-deprecation','-C-Xlint:all','-C-Xlint:-serial','-C-Xlint:-path','-S-deprecation','-S-unchecked','-S-Xlint'])
          Extra compiler args to use when warnings are enabled.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-whitelisted-args="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: { '-S.*':'False','-C.*':'False','-msg-filter':'True','-file-filter':'True' })
          A dict of option regexes that make up pants' supported API for zinc. Options not listed here are subject to change/removal. The value of the dict indicates that an option accepts an argument.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-compile-worker-count=<int> (default: 4)
          The number of concurrent workers to use when compiling with scala-js. Defaults to the current machine's CPU count.
          
    • cache.resolve.scala-js-compile
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-read-from=<str> (--cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-write-to=<str> (--cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-resolve-scala-js-compile-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • resolve.scala-js-link
      Links intermediate scala.js representation outputs into a javascript binary.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]resolve-scala-js-link-check-ir (default: False)
          Perform (relatively costly) validity checks of IR before linking it.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-scala-js-link-full-opt (default: False)
          Perform all optimizations; this is generally only useful for deployments.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-scala-js-link-use-nailgun (default: True)
          Use nailgun to make repeated invocations of this task quicker.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --resolve-scala-js-link-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]resolve-scala-js-link-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-link-jvm-options=<option>... (--resolve-scala-js-link-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --resolve-scala-js-link-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --resolve-scala-js-link-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-link-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-link-nailgun-connect-attempts=<int> (default: 5)
          Max attempts for nailgun connects.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-link-nailgun-server=<target_option> (default: //:nailgun-server)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the nailgun-server jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'com.martiansoftware', base_name=u'nailgun-server', rev=u'0.9.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-link-nailgun-timeout-seconds=<float> (default: 10.0)
          Timeout (secs) for nailgun startup.
          
        • --resolve-scala-js-link-scala-js-cli=<target_option> (default: //:scala-js-cli)
          Target address spec for specifying the classpath of the scala-js-cli jvm tool.
          
    • cache.resolve.scala-js-link
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-scala-js-link-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-scala-js-link-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-scala-js-link-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-scala-js-link-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-link-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-link-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-scala-js-link-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-link-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-link-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resolve-scala-js-link-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-link-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-link-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-link-read-from=<str> (--cache-resolve-scala-js-link-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-resolve-scala-js-link-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-resolve-scala-js-link-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-link-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-link-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-resolve-scala-js-link-write-to=<str> (--cache-resolve-scala-js-link-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-resolve-scala-js-link-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-resolve-scala-js-link-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • resources

    Prepare resources.
    • resources.prepare
      Prepares loose resource files associated with a target.
      • Advanced options
        • --resources-prepare-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --resources-prepare-confs=<str> (--resources-prepare-confs=<str>) ..., --resources-prepare-confs="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --resources-prepare-confs="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['default'])
          Prepare resources for these Ivy confs.
          
        • --[no-]resources-prepare-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --resources-prepare-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.resources.prepare
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-resources-prepare-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resources-prepare-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resources-prepare-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resources-prepare-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-resources-prepare-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-resources-prepare-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resources-prepare-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-resources-prepare-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-resources-prepare-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resources-prepare-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-resources-prepare-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-resources-prepare-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-resources-prepare-read-from=<str> (--cache-resources-prepare-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-resources-prepare-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-resources-prepare-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-resources-prepare-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-resources-prepare-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-resources-prepare-write-to=<str> (--cache-resources-prepare-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-resources-prepare-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-resources-prepare-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • resources.services
      Generates service provider configuration for targets that host service implementations.
      • Advanced options
        • --resources-services-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --resources-services-confs=<str> (--resources-services-confs=<str>) ..., --resources-services-confs="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --resources-services-confs="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['default'])
          Prepare resources for these Ivy confs.
          
        • --[no-]resources-services-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --resources-services-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.resources.services
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-resources-services-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resources-services-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resources-services-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resources-services-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-resources-services-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-resources-services-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resources-services-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-resources-services-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-resources-services-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-resources-services-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-resources-services-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-resources-services-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-resources-services-read-from=<str> (--cache-resources-services-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-resources-services-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-resources-services-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-resources-services-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-resources-services-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-resources-services-write-to=<str> (--cache-resources-services-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-resources-services-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-resources-services-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • roots

    List the repo's registered source roots.
    • cache.roots
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-roots-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-roots-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-roots-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-roots-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-roots-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-roots-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-roots-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-roots-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-roots-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-roots-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-roots-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-roots-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-roots-read-from=<str> (--cache-roots-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-roots-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-roots-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-roots-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-roots-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-roots-write-to=<str> (--cache-roots-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-roots-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-roots-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • run

    Invoke a binary.
    • run.cpp
      Runs a cpp binary
      • Basic options
        • --run-cpp-args=<str> (--run-cpp-args=<str>) ..., --run-cpp-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --run-cpp-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Append these options to the executable command line.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --run-cpp-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --run-cpp-compiler=<str> (default: None)
          Set a specific compiler to use (eg, g++-4.8, clang++)
          
        • --[no-]run-cpp-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --run-cpp-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.run.cpp
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-run-cpp-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-cpp-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-cpp-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-cpp-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-run-cpp-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-run-cpp-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-cpp-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-run-cpp-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-run-cpp-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-cpp-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-run-cpp-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-run-cpp-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-run-cpp-read-from=<str> (--cache-run-cpp-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-run-cpp-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-run-cpp-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-run-cpp-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-run-cpp-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-run-cpp-write-to=<str> (--cache-run-cpp-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-run-cpp-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-run-cpp-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • run.go
      Runs an executable Go binary.
      • Advanced options
        • --run-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]run-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --run-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.run.go
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-run-go-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-go-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-go-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-go-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-run-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-run-go-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-run-go-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-run-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-go-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-run-go-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-run-go-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-run-go-read-from=<str> (--cache-run-go-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-run-go-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-run-go-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-run-go-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-run-go-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-run-go-write-to=<str> (--cache-run-go-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-run-go-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-run-go-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • go-distribution.run.go
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Go distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --go-distribution-run-go-version=<str> (default: '1.8.3')
          Version of the go binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --go-distribution-run-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]go-distribution-run-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --go-distribution-run-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --go-distribution-run-go-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/go')
          Find the go distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
    • run.jvm
      • Basic options
        • --run-jvm-confs=<str> (--run-jvm-confs=<str>) ..., --run-jvm-confs="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --run-jvm-confs="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['default'])
          Use only these Ivy configurations of external deps.
          
        • --run-jvm-cwd=<str> (default: 'CWD NOT PRESENT')
          Set the working directory. If no argument is passed, use the target path.
          
        • --run-jvm-main=<main class> (default: None)
          Invoke this class (overrides "main"" attribute in jvm_binary targets)
          
        • --run-jvm-only-write-cmd-line=<file> (default: None)
          Instead of running, just write the cmd line to this file.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --run-jvm-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]run-jvm-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --run-jvm-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.run.jvm
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-run-jvm-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-jvm-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-jvm-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-jvm-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-run-jvm-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-run-jvm-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-jvm-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-run-jvm-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-run-jvm-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-jvm-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-run-jvm-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-run-jvm-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-run-jvm-read-from=<str> (--cache-run-jvm-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-run-jvm-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-run-jvm-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-run-jvm-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-run-jvm-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-run-jvm-write-to=<str> (--cache-run-jvm-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-run-jvm-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-run-jvm-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • jvm.run.jvm
      A JVM invocation.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]jvm-run-jvm-debug (default: False)
          Run the JVM with remote debugging.
          
        • --jvm-run-jvm-options=<option>... (--jvm-run-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --jvm-run-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --jvm-run-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these extra JVM options.
          
        • --jvm-run-jvm-program-args=<arg>... (--jvm-run-jvm-program-args=<arg>...) ..., --jvm-run-jvm-program-args="[<arg>..., <arg>..., ...]", --jvm-run-jvm-program-args="+[<arg>..., <arg>..., ...]" (default: [])
          Run with these extra program args.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --jvm-run-jvm-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --jvm-run-jvm-debug-args=<str> (--jvm-run-jvm-debug-args=<str>) ..., --jvm-run-jvm-debug-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --jvm-run-jvm-debug-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-Xdebug','-Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address={debug_port}'])
          The JVM remote-debugging arguments. {debug_port} will be replaced with the value of the --debug-port option.
          
        • --jvm-run-jvm-debug-port=<int> (default: 5005)
          The JVM will listen for a debugger on this port.
          
        • --[no-]jvm-run-jvm-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --jvm-run-jvm-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]jvm-run-jvm-synthetic-classpath (default: True)
          Use synthetic jar to work around classpath length restrictions.
          
    • run.node
      Runs a script specified in a package.json file, currently through "npm run [script name]".
      • Basic options
        • --run-node-script-name=<str> (default: 'start')
          The script name to run.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --run-node-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]run-node-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --run-node-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.run.node
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-run-node-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-node-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-node-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-node-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-run-node-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-run-node-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-node-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-run-node-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-run-node-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-node-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-run-node-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-run-node-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-run-node-read-from=<str> (--cache-run-node-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-run-node-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-run-node-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-run-node-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-run-node-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-run-node-write-to=<str> (--cache-run-node-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-run-node-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-run-node-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • node-distribution.run.node
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Node distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --node-distribution-run-node-eslint-version=<str> (default: '4.15.0')
          Use this ESLint version.
          
        • --node-distribution-run-node-version=<str> (default: 'v6.9.1')
          Version of the node binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --node-distribution-run-node-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --node-distribution-run-node-eslint-config=<file_option> (default: None)
          The path to the global eslint configuration file specifying all the rules
          
        • --node-distribution-run-node-eslint-ignore=<file_option> (default: None)
          The path to the global eslint ignore path
          
        • --node-distribution-run-node-eslint-setupdir=<dir_option> (default: None)
          Find the package.json and yarn.lock under this dir for installing eslint and plugins.
          
        • --[no-]node-distribution-run-node-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --node-distribution-run-node-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --node-distribution-run-node-package-manager=<str> (default: 'npm')
          Default package manager config for repo. Should be one of [u'npm', u'yarn']
          
        • --node-distribution-run-node-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/node')
          Find the Node distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
        • --node-distribution-run-node-yarnpkg-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
          Yarnpkg version to use.
          
    • yarnpkg-distribution.node-distribution
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Yarnpkg distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
          Version of the yarnpkg binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • run.py
      Run a Python executable.
      • Basic options
        • --run-py-args=<str> (--run-py-args=<str>) ..., --run-py-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --run-py-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Run with these extra args to main().
          
      • Advanced options
        • --run-py-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]run-py-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --run-py-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.run.py
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-run-py-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-py-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-py-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-py-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-run-py-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-run-py-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-py-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-run-py-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-run-py-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-py-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-run-py-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-run-py-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-run-py-read-from=<str> (--cache-run-py-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-run-py-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-run-py-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-run-py-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-run-py-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-run-py-write-to=<str> (--cache-run-py-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-run-py-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-run-py-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • run-dirty

    Invoke a binary, skipping compilation.
    • run-dirty.jvm-dirty
      • Basic options
        • --run-dirty-jvm-dirty-confs=<str> (--run-dirty-jvm-dirty-confs=<str>) ..., --run-dirty-jvm-dirty-confs="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --run-dirty-jvm-dirty-confs="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['default'])
          Use only these Ivy configurations of external deps.
          
        • --run-dirty-jvm-dirty-cwd=<str> (default: 'CWD NOT PRESENT')
          Set the working directory. If no argument is passed, use the target path.
          
        • --run-dirty-jvm-dirty-main=<main class> (default: None)
          Invoke this class (overrides "main"" attribute in jvm_binary targets)
          
        • --run-dirty-jvm-dirty-only-write-cmd-line=<file> (default: None)
          Instead of running, just write the cmd line to this file.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --run-dirty-jvm-dirty-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]run-dirty-jvm-dirty-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --run-dirty-jvm-dirty-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.run-dirty.jvm-dirty
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-read-from=<str> (--cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-write-to=<str> (--cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • jvm.run-dirty.jvm-dirty
      A JVM invocation.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]jvm-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-debug (default: False)
          Run the JVM with remote debugging.
          
        • --jvm-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-options=<option>... (--jvm-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-options=<option>...) ..., --jvm-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --jvm-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx256m'])
          Run with these extra JVM options.
          
        • --jvm-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-program-args=<arg>... (--jvm-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-program-args=<arg>...) ..., --jvm-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-program-args="[<arg>..., <arg>..., ...]", --jvm-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-program-args="+[<arg>..., <arg>..., ...]" (default: [])
          Run with these extra program args.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --jvm-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --jvm-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-debug-args=<str> (--jvm-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-debug-args=<str>) ..., --jvm-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-debug-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --jvm-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-debug-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-Xdebug','-Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address={debug_port}'])
          The JVM remote-debugging arguments. {debug_port} will be replaced with the value of the --debug-port option.
          
        • --jvm-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-debug-port=<int> (default: 5005)
          The JVM will listen for a debugger on this port.
          
        • --[no-]jvm-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --jvm-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]jvm-run-dirty-jvm-dirty-synthetic-classpath (default: True)
          Use synthetic jar to work around classpath length restrictions.
          
  • server

    Run the reporting server.
    • cache.server
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-server-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-server-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-server-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-server-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-server-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-server-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-server-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-server-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-server-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-server-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-server-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-server-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-server-read-from=<str> (--cache-server-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-server-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-server-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-server-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-server-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-server-write-to=<str> (--cache-server-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-server-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-server-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • setup-py

    Generate setup.py-based Python projects.
    • cache.setup-py
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-setup-py-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-setup-py-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-setup-py-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-setup-py-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-setup-py-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-setup-py-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-setup-py-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-setup-py-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-setup-py-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-setup-py-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-setup-py-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-setup-py-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-setup-py-read-from=<str> (--cache-setup-py-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-setup-py-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-setup-py-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-setup-py-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-setup-py-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-setup-py-write-to=<str> (--cache-setup-py-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-setup-py-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-setup-py-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • sitegen

    Generate the Pants static web site.
    • cache.sitegen
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-sitegen-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-sitegen-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-sitegen-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-sitegen-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-sitegen-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-sitegen-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-sitegen-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-sitegen-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-sitegen-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-sitegen-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-sitegen-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-sitegen-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-sitegen-read-from=<str> (--cache-sitegen-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-sitegen-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-sitegen-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-sitegen-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-sitegen-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-sitegen-write-to=<str> (--cache-sitegen-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-sitegen-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-sitegen-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • sort

    Topologically sort the targets.
    • cache.sort
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-sort-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-sort-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-sort-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-sort-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-sort-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-sort-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-sort-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-sort-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-sort-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-sort-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-sort-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-sort-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-sort-read-from=<str> (--cache-sort-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-sort-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-sort-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-sort-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-sort-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-sort-write-to=<str> (--cache-sort-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-sort-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-sort-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • targets

    List available target types.
    • cache.targets
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-targets-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-targets-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-targets-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-targets-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-targets-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-targets-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-targets-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-targets-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-targets-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-targets-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-targets-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-targets-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-targets-read-from=<str> (--cache-targets-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-targets-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-targets-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-targets-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-targets-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-targets-write-to=<str> (--cache-targets-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-targets-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-targets-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • test

    Run tests.
    • cache.test
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-test-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-test-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-test-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-test-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-test-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-test-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-test-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-test-read-from=<str> (--cache-test-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-test-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-test-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-test-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-test-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-test-write-to=<str> (--cache-test-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-test-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-test-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • test.go
      Runs `go test` on Go packages.
      • Basic options
        • --test-go-build-and-test-flags=<str> (default: '')
          Flags to pass in to `go test` tool.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --test-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]test-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --test-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.test.go
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-test-go-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-go-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-go-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-go-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-test-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-test-go-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-test-go-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-test-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-go-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-test-go-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-test-go-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-test-go-read-from=<str> (--cache-test-go-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-test-go-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-test-go-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-test-go-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-test-go-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-test-go-write-to=<str> (--cache-test-go-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-test-go-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-test-go-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • go-distribution.test.go
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Go distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --go-distribution-test-go-version=<str> (default: '1.8.3')
          Version of the go binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --go-distribution-test-go-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]go-distribution-test-go-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --go-distribution-test-go-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --go-distribution-test-go-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/go')
          Find the go distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
    • test.junit
      • Basic options
        • --test-junit-confs=<str> (--test-junit-confs=<str>) ..., --test-junit-confs="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --test-junit-confs="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['default'])
          Use only these Ivy configurations of external deps.
          
        • --[no-]test-junit-coverage (default: False)
          Collect code coverage data.
          
        • --[no-]test-junit-coverage-open (default: False)
          Open the generated HTML coverage report in a browser. Implies --coverage.
          
        • --[no-]test-junit-failure-summary (default: True)
          If true, includes a summary of which test-cases failed at the end of a failed junit run.
          
        • --[no-]test-junit-fast (default: True)
          Run all tests in a single pytest invocation. If turned off, each test target will run in its own pytest invocation, which will be slower, but isolates tests from process-wide state created by tests in other targets.
          
        • --[no-]test-junit-html-report (default: False)
          If true, generate an html summary report of tests that were run.
          
        • --[no-]test-junit-open (default: False)
          Attempt to open the html summary report in a browser (implies --html-report)
          
        • --test-junit-output-mode=<str> (default: 'NONE')
          Specify what part of output should be passed to stdout. In case of FAILURE_ONLY and parallel tests execution output can be partial or even wrong. All tests output also redirected to files in .pants.d/test/junit.
          
        • --[no-]test-junit-per-test-timer (default: False)
          Show progress and timer for each test.
          
        • --[no-]test-junit-skip (default: False)
          Skip running tests.
          
        • --test-junit-test=<str> (--test-junit-test=<str>) ..., --test-junit-test="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --test-junit-test="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Force running of just these tests. Tests can be specified using any of: [classname], [classname]#[methodname], [filename] or [filename]#[methodname]
          
        • --[no-]test-junit-timeouts (default: True)
          Enable test target timeouts. If timeouts are enabled then tests with a timeout= parameter set on their target will time out after the given number of seconds if not completed. If no timeout is set, then either the default timeout is used or no timeout is configured. In the current implementation, all the timeouts for the test targets to be run are summed and all tests are run with the total timeout covering the entire run of tests. If a single target in a test run has no timeout and there is no default, the entire run will have no timeout. This should change in the future to provide more granularity.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --[no-]test-junit-allow-empty-sources (default: False)
          Allows a junit_tests() target to be defined with no sources. Otherwise,such a target will raise an error during the test run.
          
        • --test-junit-batch-size=<int> (default: 9223372036854775807)
          Run at most this many tests in a single test process.
          
        • --test-junit-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]test-junit-chroot (default: True)
          Run tests in a chroot. Any loose files tests depend on via `files` dependencies will be copied to the chroot.
          
        • --test-junit-cobertura-instrument=<target_option> (default: //:cobertura-instrument)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the cobertura-instrument jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'net.sourceforge.cobertura', base_name=u'cobertura', rev=u'2.1.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.'), JarDependency(org=u'org.slf4j', base_name=u'slf4j-simple', rev=u'1.7.5', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --test-junit-cobertura-merge=<target_option> (default: //:cobertura-merge)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the cobertura-merge jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'net.sourceforge.cobertura', base_name=u'cobertura', rev=u'2.1.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --test-junit-cobertura-report=<target_option> (default: //:cobertura-report)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the cobertura-report jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'net.sourceforge.cobertura', base_name=u'cobertura', rev=u'2.1.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --test-junit-cobertura-run=<target_option> (default: //:cobertura-run)
          Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the cobertura-run jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'net.sourceforge.cobertura', base_name=u'cobertura', rev=u'2.1.1', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=True, excludes=(), base_path=u'.'), JarDependency(org=u'org.slf4j', base_name=u'slf4j-api', rev=u'1.7.5', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
          
        • --test-junit-coverage-cobertura-exclude-classes=<str> (--test-junit-coverage-cobertura-exclude-classes=<str>) ..., --test-junit-coverage-cobertura-exclude-classes="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --test-junit-coverage-cobertura-exclude-classes="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Regex patterns passed to cobertura specifying which classes should NOT be instrumented. (see the "excludeclasses" element description here: https://github.com/cobertura/cobertura/wiki/Ant-Task-Reference
          
        • --test-junit-coverage-cobertura-include-classes=<str> (--test-junit-coverage-cobertura-include-classes=<str>) ..., --test-junit-coverage-cobertura-include-classes="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --test-junit-coverage-cobertura-include-classes="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Regex patterns passed to cobertura specifying which classes should be instrumented. (see the "includeclasses" element description here: https://github.com/cobertura/cobertura/wiki/Ant-Task-Reference)
          
        • --[no-]test-junit-coverage-force (default: False)
          Attempt to run the reporting phase of coverage even if tests failed (defaults to False, as otherwise the coverage results would be unreliable).
          
        • --test-junit-coverage-jvm-options=<str> (--test-junit-coverage-jvm-options=<str>) ..., --test-junit-coverage-jvm-options="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --test-junit-coverage-jvm-options="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          JVM flags to be added when running the coverage processor. For example: --coverage-jvm-options=-Xmx4g --coverage-jvm-options=-Xms2g
          
        • --test-junit-coverage-processor=<str> (default: None)
          Which coverage processor to use if --coverage is enabled. If this option is unset but coverage is enabled implicitly or explicitly, defaults to 'cobertura'.If this option is explicitly set, implies --coverage.
          
        • --test-junit-cwd=<str> (default: None)
          Set the working directory. If no argument is passed, use the build root. If cwd is set on a target, it will supersede this option. It is an error to use this option in combination with `--chroot`
          
        • --test-junit-default-concurrency=<str> (default: 'SERIAL')
          Set the default concurrency mode for running tests not annotated with @TestParallel or @TestSerial.
          
        • --[no-]test-junit-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --test-junit-jvm-options=<option>... (--test-junit-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --test-junit-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --test-junit-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these JVM options.
          
        • --[no-]test-junit-legacy-report-layout (default: False)
          Used to link JUnit and coverage reports to the legacy location; now does nothing.
          
        • --test-junit-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --test-junit-parallel-threads=<int> (default: 0)
          Number of threads to run tests in parallel. 0 for autoset.
          
        • --[no-]test-junit-strict-jvm-version (default: False)
          If true, will strictly require running junits with the same version of java as the platform -target level. Otherwise, the platform -target level will be treated as the minimum jvm to run.
          
        • --test-junit-test-shard=<str> (default: None)
          Subset of tests to run, in the form M/N, 0 <= M < N. For example, 1/3 means run tests number 2, 5, 8, 11, ...
          
        • --test-junit-timeout-default=<int> (default: 60)
          The default timeout (in seconds) for a test if timeout is not set on the target.
          
        • --test-junit-timeout-maximum=<int> (default: None)
          The maximum timeout (in seconds) that can be set on a test target.
          
        • --test-junit-timeout-terminate-wait=<int> (default: 10)
          If a test does not terminate on a SIGTERM, how long to wait (in seconds) before sending a SIGKILL.
          
        • --[no-]test-junit-use-experimental-runner (default: False)
          Use experimental junit-runner logic for more options for parallelism.
          
    • cache.test.junit
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-test-junit-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-junit-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-junit-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-junit-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-test-junit-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-test-junit-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-junit-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-test-junit-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-test-junit-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-junit-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-test-junit-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-test-junit-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-test-junit-read-from=<str> (--cache-test-junit-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-test-junit-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-test-junit-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-test-junit-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-test-junit-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-test-junit-write-to=<str> (--cache-test-junit-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-test-junit-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-test-junit-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • jvm.test.junit
      A JVM invocation.
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]jvm-test-junit-debug (default: False)
          Run the JVM with remote debugging.
          
        • --jvm-test-junit-options=<option>... (--jvm-test-junit-options=<option>...) ..., --jvm-test-junit-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --jvm-test-junit-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Djava.awt.headless=true','-Xmx1g'])
          Run with these extra JVM options.
          
        • --jvm-test-junit-program-args=<arg>... (--jvm-test-junit-program-args=<arg>...) ..., --jvm-test-junit-program-args="[<arg>..., <arg>..., ...]", --jvm-test-junit-program-args="+[<arg>..., <arg>..., ...]" (default: [])
          Run with these extra program args.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --jvm-test-junit-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --jvm-test-junit-debug-args=<str> (--jvm-test-junit-debug-args=<str>) ..., --jvm-test-junit-debug-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --jvm-test-junit-debug-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-Xdebug','-Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address={debug_port}'])
          The JVM remote-debugging arguments. {debug_port} will be replaced with the value of the --debug-port option.
          
        • --jvm-test-junit-debug-port=<int> (default: 5005)
          The JVM will listen for a debugger on this port.
          
        • --[no-]jvm-test-junit-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --jvm-test-junit-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]jvm-test-junit-synthetic-classpath (default: True)
          Use synthetic jar to work around classpath length restrictions.
          
    • test.node
      Runs a test script from package.json in a NodeModule, currently via "npm run [script name]".
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]test-node-skip (default: False)
          Skip running tests.
          
        • --[no-]test-node-timeouts (default: True)
          Enable test target timeouts. If timeouts are enabled then tests with a timeout= parameter set on their target will time out after the given number of seconds if not completed. If no timeout is set, then either the default timeout is used or no timeout is configured. In the current implementation, all the timeouts for the test targets to be run are summed and all tests are run with the total timeout covering the entire run of tests. If a single target in a test run has no timeout and there is no default, the entire run will have no timeout. This should change in the future to provide more granularity.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --test-node-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]test-node-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --test-node-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --test-node-timeout-default=<int> (default: None)
          The default timeout (in seconds) for a test if timeout is not set on the target.
          
        • --test-node-timeout-maximum=<int> (default: None)
          The maximum timeout (in seconds) that can be set on a test target.
          
        • --test-node-timeout-terminate-wait=<int> (default: 10)
          If a test does not terminate on a SIGTERM, how long to wait (in seconds) before sending a SIGKILL.
          
    • cache.test.node
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-test-node-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-node-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-node-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-node-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-test-node-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-test-node-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-node-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-test-node-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-test-node-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-node-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-test-node-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-test-node-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-test-node-read-from=<str> (--cache-test-node-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-test-node-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-test-node-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-test-node-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-test-node-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-test-node-write-to=<str> (--cache-test-node-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-test-node-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-test-node-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • node-distribution.test.node
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Node distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --node-distribution-test-node-eslint-version=<str> (default: '4.15.0')
          Use this ESLint version.
          
        • --node-distribution-test-node-version=<str> (default: 'v6.9.1')
          Version of the node binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --node-distribution-test-node-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --node-distribution-test-node-eslint-config=<file_option> (default: None)
          The path to the global eslint configuration file specifying all the rules
          
        • --node-distribution-test-node-eslint-ignore=<file_option> (default: None)
          The path to the global eslint ignore path
          
        • --node-distribution-test-node-eslint-setupdir=<dir_option> (default: None)
          Find the package.json and yarn.lock under this dir for installing eslint and plugins.
          
        • --[no-]node-distribution-test-node-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --node-distribution-test-node-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --node-distribution-test-node-package-manager=<str> (default: 'npm')
          Default package manager config for repo. Should be one of [u'npm', u'yarn']
          
        • --node-distribution-test-node-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/node')
          Find the Node distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
          
        • --node-distribution-test-node-yarnpkg-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
          Yarnpkg version to use.
          
    • yarnpkg-distribution.node-distribution
      Represents a self-bootstrapping Yarnpkg distribution.
      • Basic options
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
          Version of the yarnpkg binary to use
          
      • Advanced options
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • test.pytest
      • Basic options
        • --test-pytest-coverage=<str> (default: None)
          Emit coverage information for specified packages or directories (absolute or relative to the build root). The special value "auto" indicates that Pants should attempt to deduce which packages to emit coverage for.
          
        • --test-pytest-coverage-output-dir=<DIR> (default: None)
          Directory to emit coverage reports to. If not specified, a default within dist is used.
          
        • --[no-]test-pytest-fast (default: True)
          Run all tests in a single pytest invocation. If turned off, each test target will run in its own pytest invocation, which will be slower, but isolates tests from process-wide state created by tests in other targets.
          
        • --test-pytest-junit-xml-dir=<DIR> (default: None)
          Specifying a directory causes junit xml results files to be emitted under that dir for each test run.
          
        • --test-pytest-options=<str> (--test-pytest-options=<str>) ..., --test-pytest-options="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --test-pytest-options="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
          Pass these options to pytest.
          
        • --test-pytest-profile=<FILE> (default: None)
          Specifying a file path causes tests to be profiled with the profiling data emitted to that file (prefix). Note that tests may run in a different cwd, so it's best to use an absolute path to make it easy to find the subprocess profiles later.
          
        • --[no-]test-pytest-skip (default: False)
          Skip running tests.
          
        • --test-pytest-test-shard=<str> (default: None)
          Subset of tests to run, in the form M/N, 0 <= M < N. For example, 1/3 means run tests number 2, 5, 8, 11, ...
          
        • --[no-]test-pytest-timeouts (default: True)
          Enable test target timeouts. If timeouts are enabled then tests with a timeout= parameter set on their target will time out after the given number of seconds if not completed. If no timeout is set, then either the default timeout is used or no timeout is configured. In the current implementation, all the timeouts for the test targets to be run are summed and all tests are run with the total timeout covering the entire run of tests. If a single target in a test run has no timeout and there is no default, the entire run will have no timeout. This should change in the future to provide more granularity.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --test-pytest-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]test-pytest-chroot (default: False)
          Run tests in a chroot. Any loose files tests depend on via `files` dependencies will be copied to the chroot.
          
        • --[no-]test-pytest-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --test-pytest-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --test-pytest-timeout-default=<int> (default: 60)
          The default timeout (in seconds) for a test if timeout is not set on the target.
          
        • --test-pytest-timeout-maximum=<int> (default: None)
          The maximum timeout (in seconds) that can be set on a test target.
          
        • --test-pytest-timeout-terminate-wait=<int> (default: 10)
          If a test does not terminate on a SIGTERM, how long to wait (in seconds) before sending a SIGKILL.
          
    • cache.test.pytest
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-test-pytest-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-pytest-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-pytest-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-pytest-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-test-pytest-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-test-pytest-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-pytest-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-test-pytest-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-test-pytest-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-pytest-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-test-pytest-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-test-pytest-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-test-pytest-read-from=<str> (--cache-test-pytest-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-test-pytest-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-test-pytest-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-test-pytest-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-test-pytest-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-test-pytest-write-to=<str> (--cache-test-pytest-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-test-pytest-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-test-pytest-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • test.pytest-prep
      Prepares a PEX binary for the current test context with `py.test` as its entry-point.
      • Advanced options
        • --test-pytest-prep-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]test-pytest-prep-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --test-pytest-prep-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.test.pytest-prep
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-test-pytest-prep-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-pytest-prep-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-pytest-prep-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-pytest-prep-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-test-pytest-prep-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-test-pytest-prep-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-pytest-prep-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-test-pytest-prep-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-test-pytest-prep-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-pytest-prep-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-test-pytest-prep-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-test-pytest-prep-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-test-pytest-prep-read-from=<str> (--cache-test-pytest-prep-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-test-pytest-prep-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-test-pytest-prep-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-test-pytest-prep-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-test-pytest-prep-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-test-pytest-prep-write-to=<str> (--cache-test-pytest-prep-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-test-pytest-prep-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-test-pytest-prep-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • test.test-jvm-prep-command
      Run code from a JVM compiled language before other tasks in the test goal.
      • Advanced options
        • --test-test-jvm-prep-command-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]test-test-jvm-prep-command-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --test-test-jvm-prep-command-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.test.test-jvm-prep-command
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-read-from=<str> (--cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-write-to=<str> (--cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-test-test-jvm-prep-command-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
    • test.test-prep-command
      Run a shell command before other tasks in the test goal.
      • Advanced options
        • --test-test-prep-command-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --[no-]test-test-prep-command-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --test-test-prep-command-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
    • cache.test.test-prep-command
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-test-test-prep-command-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-test-prep-command-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-test-prep-command-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-test-prep-command-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-test-test-prep-command-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-test-test-prep-command-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-test-prep-command-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-test-test-prep-command-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-test-test-prep-command-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-test-test-prep-command-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-test-test-prep-command-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-test-test-prep-command-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-test-test-prep-command-read-from=<str> (--cache-test-test-prep-command-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-test-test-prep-command-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-test-test-prep-command-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-test-test-prep-command-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-test-test-prep-command-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-test-test-prep-command-write-to=<str> (--cache-test-test-prep-command-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-test-test-prep-command-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-test-test-prep-command-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • thrift-linter

    Print lint warnings for thrift files.
    • cache.thrift-linter
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-thrift-linter-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-thrift-linter-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-thrift-linter-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-thrift-linter-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-thrift-linter-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-thrift-linter-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-thrift-linter-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-thrift-linter-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-thrift-linter-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-thrift-linter-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-thrift-linter-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-thrift-linter-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-thrift-linter-read-from=<str> (--cache-thrift-linter-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-thrift-linter-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-thrift-linter-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-thrift-linter-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-thrift-linter-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-thrift-linter-write-to=<str> (--cache-thrift-linter-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-thrift-linter-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-thrift-linter-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
  • unpack-jars

    Unpack artifacts specified by unpacked_jars() targets.
    • cache.unpack-jars
      • Basic options
        • --[no-]cache-unpack-jars-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
          Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
          
        • --[no-]cache-unpack-jars-ignore (default: False)
          Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
          
        • --[no-]cache-unpack-jars-read (default: True)
          Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
          
        • --[no-]cache-unpack-jars-write (default: True)
          Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
          
      • Advanced options
        • --cache-unpack-jars-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
          The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
          
        • --cache-unpack-jars-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
          The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
          
        • --[no-]cache-unpack-jars-fail-fast (default: False)
          Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
          
        • --cache-unpack-jars-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
          Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
          
        • --cache-unpack-jars-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
          Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
          
        • --[no-]cache-unpack-jars-overwrite (default: False)
          If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
          
        • --cache-unpack-jars-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
          number of seconds before pinger times out
          
        • --cache-unpack-jars-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
          number of times pinger tries a cache
          
        • --cache-unpack-jars-read-from=<str> (--cache-unpack-jars-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-unpack-jars-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-unpack-jars-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
        • --cache-unpack-jars-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
          Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
          
        • --cache-unpack-jars-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
          Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
          
        • --cache-unpack-jars-write-to=<str> (--cache-unpack-jars-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-unpack-jars-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-unpack-jars-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.cache'])
          The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
          
• Subsystem Options
  • zinc
    • Advanced options
      • --zinc-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --zinc-compiler-bridge=<target_option> (default: //:compiler-bridge)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the compiler-bridge jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scala-sbt', base_name=u'compiler-bridge_2.10', rev=u'1.0.0-X5', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=u'sources', mutable=None, intransitive=True, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --zinc-compiler-interface=<target_option> (default: //:compiler-interface)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the compiler-interface jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scala-sbt', base_name=u'compiler-interface', rev=u'1.0.0-X5', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --[no-]zinc-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --zinc-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --zinc-zinc=<target_option> (default: //:zinc)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the zinc jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.pantsbuild', base_name=u'zinc_2.10', rev=u'0.0.5', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
  • pycheck-future-compat
    • Basic options
      • --[no-]pycheck-future-compat-skip (default: False)
        If enabled, skip this style checker.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --pycheck-future-compat-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]pycheck-future-compat-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --pycheck-future-compat-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • jvm

    A JVM invocation.
    • Basic options
      • --[no-]jvm-debug (default: False)
        Run the JVM with remote debugging.
        
      • --jvm-options=<option>... (--jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
        Run with these extra JVM options.
        
      • --jvm-program-args=<arg>... (--jvm-program-args=<arg>...) ..., --jvm-program-args="[<arg>..., <arg>..., ...]", --jvm-program-args="+[<arg>..., <arg>..., ...]" (default: [])
        Run with these extra program args.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --jvm-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --jvm-debug-args=<str> (--jvm-debug-args=<str>) ..., --jvm-debug-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --jvm-debug-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['-Xdebug','-Xrunjdwp:transport=dt_socket,server=y,suspend=y,address={debug_port}'])
        The JVM remote-debugging arguments. {debug_port} will be replaced with the value of the --debug-port option.
        
      • --jvm-debug-port=<int> (default: 5005)
        The JVM will listen for a debugger on this port.
        
      • --[no-]jvm-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --jvm-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --[no-]jvm-synthetic-classpath (default: True)
        Use synthetic jar to work around classpath length restrictions.
        
  • junit
    • Advanced options
      • --junit-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]junit-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --junit-junit=<target_option> (default: //:junit)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the junit jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.pantsbuild', base_name=u'junit-runner', rev=u'1.0.23', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --junit-junit_library=<target_option> (default: //:junit_library)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the junit_library jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'junit', base_name=u'junit', rev=u'4.12', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --junit-jvm-options=<option>... (--junit-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --junit-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --junit-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
        Run with these JVM options.
        
      • --junit-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • jacoco
    • Advanced options
      • --jacoco-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]jacoco-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --jacoco-jacoco-agent=<target_option> (default: //:jacoco-agent)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the jacoco-agent jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.jacoco', base_name=u'org.jacoco.agent', rev=u'0.8.0', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=u'runtime', mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --jacoco-jacoco-cli=<target_option> (default: //:jacoco-cli)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the jacoco-cli jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.jacoco', base_name=u'org.jacoco.cli', rev=u'0.8.0', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --jacoco-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • npm-resolver
    • Basic options
      • --[no-]npm-resolver-install-optional (default: False)
        If enabled, install optional dependencies.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --npm-resolver-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]npm-resolver-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --npm-resolver-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • pycheck-print-statements
    • Basic options
      • --[no-]pycheck-print-statements-skip (default: False)
        If enabled, skip this style checker.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --pycheck-print-statements-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]pycheck-print-statements-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --pycheck-print-statements-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • changed

    A subsystem for global `changed` functionality.
    • Basic options
      • --changed-changes-since=<str>, --changed-parent=<str>, --changed-since=<str> (default: None)
        Calculate changes since this tree-ish/scm ref (defaults to current HEAD/tip).
        
      • --changed-diffspec=<str> (default: None)
        Calculate changes contained within given scm spec (commit range/sha/ref/etc).
        
      • --[no-]changed-fast (default: False)
        Stop searching for owners once a source is mapped to at least one owning target.
        
      • --changed-include-dependees=<str> (default: 'none')
        Include direct or transitive dependees of changed targets.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --changed-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]changed-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --changed-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • shader
    • Advanced options
      • --shader-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]shader-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --shader-jarjar=<target_option> (default: //:jarjar)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the jarjar jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.pantsbuild', base_name=u'jarjar', rev=u'1.6.5', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --shader-jvm-options=<option>... (--shader-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --shader-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --shader-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
        Run with these JVM options.
        
      • --shader-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • statsdb
    • Basic options
      • --statsdb-path=<str> (default: '/Users/marcrzzz/.cache/pants/stats/statsdb.sqlite')
        Location of statsdb file.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --statsdb-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]statsdb-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --statsdb-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • repro
    • Basic options
      • --repro-capture=<repro_path> (default: None)
        Capture information about this pants run (including the entire workspace) into a tar.gz file that can be used to help debug build problems.
        
      • --repro-ignore=<str> (--repro-ignore=<str>) ..., --repro-ignore="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --repro-ignore="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
        Any paths specified here will not be included in repro tarballs.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --repro-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]repro-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --repro-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • clang
    • Basic options
      • --clang-version=<str> (default: '6.0.0')
        Version of the clang binary to use
        
    • Advanced options
      • --clang-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]clang-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --clang-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • pycheck-trailing-whitespace
    • Basic options
      • --[no-]pycheck-trailing-whitespace-skip (default: True)
        If enabled, skip this style checker.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --pycheck-trailing-whitespace-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]pycheck-trailing-whitespace-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --pycheck-trailing-whitespace-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • gcc
    • Basic options
      • --gcc-version=<str> (default: '7.3.0')
        Version of the gcc binary to use
        
    • Advanced options
      • --gcc-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]gcc-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --gcc-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • pycheck-context-manager
    • Basic options
      • --[no-]pycheck-context-manager-skip (default: True)
        If enabled, skip this style checker.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --pycheck-context-manager-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]pycheck-context-manager-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --pycheck-context-manager-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • scala-platform

    A scala platform.
    • Advanced options
      • --scala-platform-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]scala-platform-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --[no-]scala-platform-fatal-warnings (default: False)
        The default for the "fatal_warnings" argument for targets of this language.
        
      • --scala-platform-jvm-options=<option>... (--scala-platform-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --scala-platform-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --scala-platform-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
        Run with these JVM options.
        
      • --scala-platform-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --scala-platform-scala-repl=<target_option> (default: //:scala-repl)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scala-repl jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'missing spec', base_name=u' //:scala-repl', rev=None, force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --scala-platform-scala-repl_2_10=<target_option> (default: //:scala-repl_2_10)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scala-repl_2_10 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scala-lang', base_name=u'scala-compiler', rev=u'2.10.6', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.'), JarDependency(org=u'org.scala-lang', base_name=u'jline', rev=u'2.10.6', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --scala-platform-scala-repl_2_11=<target_option> (default: //:scala-repl_2_11)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scala-repl_2_11 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scala-lang', base_name=u'scala-compiler', rev=u'2.11.11', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --scala-platform-scala-repl_2_12=<target_option> (default: //:scala-repl_2_12)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scala-repl_2_12 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scala-lang', base_name=u'scala-compiler', rev=u'2.12.2', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --scala-platform-scalac=<target_option> (default: //:scalac)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalac jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'missing spec', base_name=u' //:scalac', rev=None, force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --scala-platform-scalac_2_10=<target_option> (default: //:scalac_2_10)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalac_2_10 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scala-lang', base_name=u'scala-compiler', rev=u'2.10.6', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --scala-platform-scalac_2_11=<target_option> (default: //:scalac_2_11)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalac_2_11 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scala-lang', base_name=u'scala-compiler', rev=u'2.11.11', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --scala-platform-scalac_2_12=<target_option> (default: //:scalac_2_12)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalac_2_12 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scala-lang', base_name=u'scala-compiler', rev=u'2.12.2', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --scala-platform-scalastyle=<target_option> (default: //:scalastyle)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalastyle jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'missing spec', base_name=u' //:scalastyle', rev=None, force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --scala-platform-scalastyle_2_10=<target_option> (default: //:scalastyle_2_10)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalastyle_2_10 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scalastyle', base_name=u'scalastyle_2.11', rev=u'0.8.0', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --scala-platform-scalastyle_2_11=<target_option> (default: //:scalastyle_2_11)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalastyle_2_11 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scalastyle', base_name=u'scalastyle_2.11', rev=u'0.8.0', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --scala-platform-scalastyle_2_12=<target_option> (default: //:scalastyle_2_12)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the scalastyle_2_12 jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.scalastyle', base_name=u'scalastyle_2.11', rev=u'0.8.0', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --[no-]scala-platform-strict-deps (default: False)
        The default for the "strict_deps" argument for targets of this language.
        
      • --scala-platform-suffix-version=<str> (default: None)
        Scala suffix to be used in `scala_jar` definitions. For example, specifying `2.11` or `2.12.0-RC1` would cause `scala_jar` lookups for artifacts with those suffixes.
        
      • --scala-platform-version=<str> (default: '2.11')
        The scala platform version. If --version=custom, the targets //:scala-library, //:scalac, //:scala-repl and //:scalastyle will be used, and must exist. Otherwise, defaults for the specified version will be used.
        
      • --[no-]scala-platform-zinc-file-manager (default: True)
        Use zinc provided file manager to ensure transactional rollback.
        
  • isort
    • Basic options
      • --isort-version=<str> (default: '4.2.5')
        Version of the isort script to use
        
    • Advanced options
      • --isort-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]isort-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --isort-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • xcode-cli-tools

    Subsystem to detect and provide the XCode command line developer tools.
    • Advanced options
      • --xcode-cli-tools-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]xcode-cli-tools-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --xcode-cli-tools-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • cloc-binary
    • Basic options
      • --cloc-binary-version=<str> (default: '1.66')
        Version of the cloc script to use
        
    • Advanced options
      • --cloc-binary-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]cloc-binary-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --cloc-binary-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • go-import-metatag-reader

    Implements a reader for the <meta name="go-import"> protocol.
    • Advanced options
      • --go-import-metatag-reader-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]go-import-metatag-reader-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --go-import-metatag-reader-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --go-import-metatag-reader-retries=<int> (default: 1)
        How many times to retry when fetching meta tags.
        
  • pycheck-indentation
    • Basic options
      • --[no-]pycheck-indentation-skip (default: False)
        If enabled, skip this style checker.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --pycheck-indentation-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]pycheck-indentation-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --pycheck-indentation-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • coursier

    Common configuration items for coursier tasks.
    • Basic options
      • --coursier-bootstrap-jar-url=<str> (default: 'https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/zwh074l9kxhqlwp/coursier-cli-1.1.0.cf365ea27a710d5f09db1f0a6feee129aa1fc417.jar?dl=0')
        Location to download a bootstrap version of Coursier.
        
      • --coursier-fetch-options=<str> (--coursier-fetch-options=<str>) ..., --coursier-fetch-options="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --coursier-fetch-options="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
        Additional options to pass to coursier fetch. See `coursier fetch --help`
        
      • --coursier-version=<str> (default: '1.1.0.cf365ea27a710d5f09db1f0a6feee129aa1fc417')
        Version paired with --bootstrap-jar-url, in order to invalidate and fetch the new version.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --coursier-bootstrap-fetch-timeout-secs=<int> (default: 10)
        Timeout the fetch if the connection is idle for longer than this value.
        
      • --coursier-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]coursier-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --coursier-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • build-invalidator
    • Advanced options
      • --build-invalidator-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]build-invalidator-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --build-invalidator-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • cobertura
    • Advanced options
      • --cobertura-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]cobertura-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --cobertura-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • python-setup

    A python environment.
    • Advanced options
      • --python-setup-artifact-cache-dir=<dir> (default: None)
        The parent directory for the python artifact cache. If unspecified, a standard path under the workdir is used.
        
      • --python-setup-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --python-setup-chroot-cache-dir=<dir> (default: None)
        The parent directory for the chroot cache. If unspecified, a standard path under the workdir is used.
        
      • --[no-]python-setup-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --python-setup-interpreter-cache-dir=<dir> (default: '/Users/marcrzzz/.cache/pants/python_cache/interpreters')
        The parent directory for the interpreter cache. If unspecified, a standard path under the workdir is used.
        
      • --python-setup-interpreter-constraints=<requirement> (--python-setup-interpreter-constraints=<requirement>) ..., --python-setup-interpreter-constraints="[<requirement>, <requirement>, ...]", --python-setup-interpreter-constraints="+[<requirement>, <requirement>, ...]" (default: ['CPython>=2.7,<3'])
        Constrain the selected Python interpreter. Specify with requirement syntax, e.g. 'CPython>=2.7,<3' (A CPython interpreter with version >=2.7 AND version <3)or 'PyPy' (A pypy interpreter of any version). Multiple constraint strings will be ORed together. These constraints are applied in addition to any compatibilities required by the relevant targets.
        
      • --python-setup-interpreter-search-paths=<binary-paths> (--python-setup-interpreter-search-paths=<binary-paths>) ..., --python-setup-interpreter-search-paths="[<binary-paths>, <binary-paths>, ...]", --python-setup-interpreter-search-paths="+[<binary-paths>, <binary-paths>, ...]" (default: [])
        A list of paths to search for python interpreters. Note that if a PEX_PYTHON_PATH variable is defined in a pexrc file, those interpreter paths will take precedence over this option.
        
      • --python-setup-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --python-setup-platforms=<platform> (--python-setup-platforms=<platform>) ..., --python-setup-platforms="[<platform>, <platform>, ...]", --python-setup-platforms="+[<platform>, <platform>, ...]" (default: ['current'])
        A list of platforms to be supported by this python environment. Each platformis a string, as returned by pkg_resources.get_supported_platform().
        
      • --[no-]python-setup-resolver-allow-prereleases (default: None)
        Whether to include pre-releases when resolving requirements.
        
      • --python-setup-resolver-cache-dir=<dir> (default: '/Users/marcrzzz/.cache/pants/python_cache/requirements')
        The parent directory for the requirement resolver cache. If unspecified, a standard path under the workdir is used.
        
      • --python-setup-resolver-cache-ttl=<seconds> (default: 315360000)
        The time in seconds before we consider re-resolving an open-ended requirement, e.g. "flask>=0.2" if a matching distribution is available on disk.
        
      • --python-setup-setuptools-version=<str> (default: '30.0.0')
        The setuptools version for this python environment.
        
      • --python-setup-wheel-version=<str> (default: '0.29.0')
        The wheel version for this python environment.
        
  • pycheck-import-order
    • Basic options
      • --[no-]pycheck-import-order-skip (default: True)
        If enabled, skip this style checker.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --pycheck-import-order-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]pycheck-import-order-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --pycheck-import-order-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • jvm-distributions

    Subsystem that knows how to look up a java Distribution.
    • Advanced options
      • --jvm-distributions-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]jvm-distributions-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --jvm-distributions-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --jvm-distributions-maximum-version=<str> (default: None)
        Maximum version of the JVM pants will use
        
      • --jvm-distributions-minimum-version=<str> (default: None)
        Minimum version of the JVM pants will use
        
      • --jvm-distributions-paths="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: {})
        Map of os names to lists of paths to jdks. These paths will be searched before everything else (before the JDK_HOME, JAVA_HOME, PATH environment variables) when locating a jvm to use. The same OS can be specified via several different aliases, according to this map: darwin: [darwin, mac, mac os x, macos, macosx], linux: [linux, linux2]
        
  • jar-tool
    • Advanced options
      • --jar-tool-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]jar-tool-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --jar-tool-jar-tool=<target_option> (default: //:jar-tool)
        Target address spec for overriding the classpath of the jar-tool jvm tool which is, by default: [JarDependency(org=u'org.pantsbuild', base_name=u'jar-tool', rev=u'0.0.10', force=False, ext=None, url=None, apidocs=None, classifier=None, mutable=None, intransitive=False, excludes=(), base_path=u'.')]
        
      • --jar-tool-jvm-options=<option>... (--jar-tool-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --jar-tool-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --jar-tool-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
        Run with these JVM options.
        
      • --jar-tool-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • go-fetchers

    A fetcher that retrieves and unpacks remote libraries from archive files.
    • Advanced options
      • --go-fetchers-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]go-fetchers-disallow-cloning-fetcher (default: False)
        If True, we only fetch archives explicitly matched by --matchers.Otherwise we fall back to cloning the remote repos, using Go's standard remote dependency resolution protocol.
        
      • --[no-]go-fetchers-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --go-fetchers-matchers=<mapping> (default: { 'github\.com/(?P<user>[^/]+)/(?P<repo>[^/]+)':'UrlInfo(url_format=u'https://github.com/\\g<user>/\\g<repo>/archive/{rev}.tar.gz', default_rev=u'master', strip_level=1)','bitbucket\.org/(?P<user>[^/]+)/(?P<repo>[^/]+)':'UrlInfo(url_format=u'https://bitbucket.org/\\g<user>/\\g<repo>/get/{rev}.tar.gz', default_rev=u'tip', strip_level=1)' })
        A mapping from a remote import path matching regex to an UrlInfo struct describing how to fetch and unpack an archive of that remote import path. The regex must match the beginning of the remote import path (no '^' anchor is needed, it is assumed) until the first path element that is contained in the archive. (e.g. for 'bazil.org/fuse/fs', which lives in the archive of 'bazil.org/fuse', it must match 'bazil.org/fuse'.) The UrlInfo struct is a 3-tuple with the following slots: 0. An url format string that is supplied to the regex match's `.expand` method and then formatted with the remote import path's `rev`, `import_prefix`, and `pkg`. 1. The default revision string to use when no `rev` is supplied; ie 'HEAD' or 'master' for git. 2. An integer indicating the number of leading path components to strip from files upacked from the archive.
        
      • --go-fetchers-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • pycheck-class-factoring
    • Basic options
      • --[no-]pycheck-class-factoring-skip (default: True)
        If enabled, skip this style checker.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --pycheck-class-factoring-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]pycheck-class-factoring-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --pycheck-class-factoring-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • subprocess
    • Advanced options
      • --subprocess-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]subprocess-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --subprocess-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • pants-releases

    A subsystem to hold per-pants-release configuration.
    • Basic options
      • --pants-releases-branch-notes="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: { '1.5.x':'src/python/pants/notes/1.5.x.rst','1.4.x':'src/python/pants/notes/1.4.x.rst','1.1.x':'src/python/pants/notes/1.1.x.rst','1.0.x':'src/python/pants/notes/1.0.x.rst','master':'src/python/pants/notes/master.rst','1.6.x':'src/python/pants/notes/1.6.x.rst','1.3.x':'src/python/pants/notes/1.3.x.rst','1.2.x':'src/python/pants/notes/1.2.x.rst' })
        A dict from branch name to release notes rst-file location.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --pants-releases-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]pants-releases-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --pants-releases-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • pycheck-variable-names
    • Basic options
      • --[no-]pycheck-variable-names-skip (default: True)
        If enabled, skip this style checker.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --pycheck-variable-names-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]pycheck-variable-names-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --pycheck-variable-names-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • ragel
    • Basic options
      • --ragel-version=<str> (default: '6.9')
        Version of the ragel binary to use
        
    • Advanced options
      • --ragel-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]ragel-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --ragel-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • cache
    • Basic options
      • --[no-]cache-dereference-symlinks (default: True)
        Dereference symlinks when creating cache tarball.
        
      • --[no-]cache-ignore (default: False)
        Ignore all other cache configuration and skip using the cache.
        
      • --[no-]cache-read (default: True)
        Read build artifacts from cache, if available.
        
      • --[no-]cache-write (default: True)
        Write build artifacts to cache, if available.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --cache-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --cache-compression-level=<int> (default: 5)
        The gzip compression level (0-9) for created artifacts.
        
      • --[no-]cache-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --cache-max-entries-per-target=<int> (default: 8)
        Maximum number of old cache files to keep per task target pair
        
      • --cache-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --[no-]cache-overwrite (default: False)
        If writing build artifacts to cache, overwrite existing artifacts instead of skipping them.
        
      • --cache-pinger-timeout=<float> (default: 0.5)
        number of seconds before pinger times out
        
      • --cache-pinger-tries=<int> (default: 2)
        number of times pinger tries a cache
        
      • --cache-read-from=<str> (--cache-read-from=<str>) ..., --cache-read-from="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-read-from="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
        The URIs of artifact caches to read directly from. Each entry is a URL of a RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
        
      • --cache-resolver=<str> (default: 'none')
        Select which resolver strategy to use for discovering URIs that access artifact caches. none: use URIs from static config options, i.e. --read-from, --write-to. rest: look up URIs by querying a RESTful URL, which is a remote address from --read-from, --write-to.
        
      • --cache-write-permissions=<str> (default: None)
        Permissions to use when writing artifacts to a local cache, in octal.
        
      • --cache-write-to=<str> (--cache-write-to=<str>) ..., --cache-write-to="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --cache-write-to="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
        The URIs of artifact caches to write directly to. Each entry is a URL ofa RESTful cache, a path of a filesystem cache, or a pipe-separated list of alternate caches to choose from. This list is also used as input to the resolver. When resolver is 'none' list is used as is.
        
  • go-archive-retriever

    Retrieves and unpacks remote libraries from archives.
    • Advanced options
      • --go-archive-retriever-buffer-size=<bytes> (default: 10240)
        The number of bytes of archive content to buffer in memory before flushing to disk when downloading an archive.
        
      • --go-archive-retriever-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]go-archive-retriever-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --go-archive-retriever-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --go-archive-retriever-retries=<int> (default: 1)
        How many times to retry when fetching a remote archive.
        
  • pycheck-pep8
    • Basic options
      • --pycheck-pep8-ignore=<str> (--pycheck-pep8-ignore=<str>) ..., --pycheck-pep8-ignore="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --pycheck-pep8-ignore="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['E121','E124','E125','E127','E128','E401','E111','W291','W293','E701','E301','E302','W292'])
        Prevent test failure but still produce output for problems.
        
      • --pycheck-pep8-max-length=<int> (default: 100)
        Max line length to use for PEP8 checks.
        
      • --[no-]pycheck-pep8-skip (default: True)
        If enabled, skip this style checker.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --pycheck-pep8-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]pycheck-pep8-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --pycheck-pep8-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • java

    A subsystem to encapsulate compile-time settings and features for the Java language.
    • Advanced options
      • --java-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]java-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --[no-]java-fatal-warnings (default: False)
        The default for the "fatal_warnings" argument for targets of this language.
        
      • --java-javac=<target_option> (default: //:javac)
        Java compiler to use. If unspecified, we use the compiler embedded in the Java distribution we run on.
        
      • --java-jvm-options=<option>... (--java-jvm-options=<option>...) ..., --java-jvm-options="[<option>..., <option>..., ...]", --java-jvm-options="+[<option>..., <option>..., ...]" (default: ['-Xmx1g'])
        Run with these JVM options.
        
      • --java-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --[no-]java-strict-deps (default: True)
        The default for the "strict_deps" argument for targets of this language.
        
      • --[no-]java-zinc-file-manager (default: True)
        Use zinc provided file manager to ensure transactional rollback.
        
  • thrift
    • Basic options
      • --thrift-version=<str> (default: '0.9.2')
        Version of the thrift binary to use
        
    • Advanced options
      • --thrift-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]thrift-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --thrift-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • ivy

    Common configuration items for ivy tasks.
    • Advanced options
      • --ivy-bootstrap-fetch-timeout-secs=<int> (default: 10)
        Timeout the fetch if the connection is idle for longer than this value.
        
      • --ivy-bootstrap-ivy-settings=<str> (default: None)
        Bootstrap Ivy XML configuration file.
        
      • --ivy-bootstrap-jar-url=<str> (default: 'https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/org/apache/ivy/ivy/2.4.0/ivy-2.4.0.jar')
        Location to download a bootstrap version of Ivy.
        
      • --ivy-cache-dir=<str> (default: '/Users/marcrzzz/.ivy2/pants')
        Directory to store artifacts retrieved by Ivy.
        
      • --ivy-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]ivy-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --ivy-http-proxy=<str> (default: None)
        Specify a proxy URL for http requests.
        
      • --ivy-https-proxy=<str> (default: None)
        Specify a proxy URL for https requests.
        
      • --ivy-ivy-profile=<str> (default: '/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/build-support/ivy/ivy.xml')
        The version of ivy to fetch.
        
      • --ivy-ivy-settings=<str> (default: '/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/build-support/ivy/ivysettings.xml')
        Location of XML configuration file for Ivy settings.
        
      • --ivy-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • pytest
    • Advanced options
      • --pytest-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --pytest-cov-requirements=<str> (default: 'pytest-cov>=2.4,<2.5')
        Requirements string for the pytest-cov library.
        
      • --[no-]pytest-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --pytest-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --pytest-requirements=<str> (default: 'pytest>=3.0.7,<4.0')
        Requirements string for the pytest library.
        
      • --pytest-timeout-requirements=<str> (default: 'pytest-timeout>=1.2,<1.3')
        Requirements string for the pytest-timeout library.
        
      • --pytest-unittest2-requirements=<str> (default: 'unittest2>=0.6.0,<=1.9.0')
        Requirements string for the unittest2 library, which some python versions may need.
        
  • pycheck-except-statement
    • Basic options
      • --[no-]pycheck-except-statement-skip (default: False)
        If enabled, skip this style checker.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --pycheck-except-statement-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]pycheck-except-statement-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --pycheck-except-statement-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • reporting
    • Basic options
      • --[no-]reporting-invalidation-report (default: False)
        Write a formatted report on the invalid objects to the specified path.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --reporting-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --reporting-console-label-format="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: { 'BOOTSTRAP':'CHILD_SUPPRESS','MULTITOOL':'CHILD_DOT' })
        Controls the printing of workunit labels to the console. Workunit types are ['BOOTSTRAP', 'COMPILER', 'GOAL', 'GROUP', 'JVM', 'LINT', 'MULTITOOL', 'NAILGUN', 'PREP', 'REPL', 'RUN', 'SETUP', 'SUPPRESS_LABEL', 'TASK', 'TEST', 'TOOL']. Possible formatting values are ['CHILD_DOT', 'CHILD_SUPPRESS', 'DOT', 'FULL', 'SUPPRESS']
        
      • --reporting-console-tool-output-format="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: { 'TEST':'INDENT','BOOTSTRAP':'SUPPRESS','RUN':'UNINDENTED','REPL':'UNINDENTED','MULTITOOL':'SUPPRESS','LINT':'INDENT','COMPILER':'INDENT' })
        Controls the printing of workunit tool output to the console. Workunit types are ['BOOTSTRAP', 'COMPILER', 'GOAL', 'GROUP', 'JVM', 'LINT', 'MULTITOOL', 'NAILGUN', 'PREP', 'REPL', 'RUN', 'SETUP', 'SUPPRESS_LABEL', 'TASK', 'TEST', 'TOOL']. Possible formatting values are ['INDENT', 'SUPPRESS', 'UNINDENTED']
        
      • --[no-]reporting-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --reporting-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --reporting-reports-dir=<dir> (default: '/Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/.pants.d/reports')
        Write reports to this dir.
        
      • --reporting-template-dir=<dir> (default: None)
        Find templates for rendering in this dir.
        
  • run-tracker

    Tracks and times the execution of a pants run.
    • Advanced options
      • --run-tracker-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]run-tracker-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --run-tracker-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --run-tracker-num-background-workers=<int> (default: 4)
        Number of threads for background work.
        
      • --run-tracker-num-foreground-workers=<int> (default: 4)
        Number of threads for foreground work.
        
      • --run-tracker-stats-local-json-file=<str> (default: None)
        Write stats to this local json file on run completion.
        
      • --run-tracker-stats-upload-timeout=<int> (default: 2)
        Wait at most this many seconds for the stats upload to complete.
        
      • --run-tracker-stats-upload-url=<str> (default: None)
        Upload stats to this URL on run completion.
        
  • binaries
    • Advanced options
      • --binaries-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]binaries-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --binaries-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • thrift-binary
    • Advanced options
      • --thrift-binary-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]thrift-binary-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --thrift-binary-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --thrift-binary-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/thrift')
        Find thrift binaries under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup thetool with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
        
      • --thrift-binary-version=<str> (default: '0.9.2')
        Thrift compiler version. Used as part of the path to lookup thetool with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
        
  • protoc
    • Basic options
      • --protoc-version=<str> (default: '2.4.1')
        Version of the protoc binary to use
        
    • Advanced options
      • --protoc-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]protoc-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --protoc-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • scala-js

    The scala.js platform.
    • Advanced options
      • --scala-js-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]scala-js-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --scala-js-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --scala-js-runtime=<target_option> (--scala-js-runtime=<target_option>) ..., --scala-js-runtime="[<target_option>, <target_option>, ...]", --scala-js-runtime="+[<target_option>, <target_option>, ...]" (default: ['//:scala-js-library'])
        Target specs pointing to the scala-js runtime libraries.
        
  • source

    Configuration for roots of source trees.
    • Advanced options
      • --source-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]source-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --source-lang-canonicalizations=<map> (default: { 'golang':'(u'go',)','py':'(u'python',)','protobuf':'(u'proto',)','jvm':'(u'java', u'scala')' })
        Map of language aliases to their canonical names.
        
      • --source-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --source-source-root-patterns=<list> (--source-source-root-patterns=<list>) ..., --source-source-root-patterns="[<list>, <list>, ...]", --source-source-root-patterns="+[<list>, <list>, ...]" (default: ['src/*','src/main/*'])
        A list of source root patterns for source code. Use a "*" wildcard path segment to match the language name, which will be canonicalized.
        
      • --source-source-roots=<map> (default: { 'src/go/src':'(u'go',)','src/main/go/src':'(u'go',)' })
        A map of source roots for source code to list of languages. Useful when you want to enumerate fixed source roots explicitly, instead of relying on patterns.
        
      • --source-test-root-patterns=<list> (--source-test-root-patterns=<list>) ..., --source-test-root-patterns="[<list>, <list>, ...]", --source-test-root-patterns="+[<list>, <list>, ...]" (default: ['test/*','tests/*','src/test/*'])
        A list of source root patterns for test code. Use a "*" wildcard path segment to match the language name, which will be canonicalized.
        
      • --source-test-roots=<map> (default: {})
        A map of source roots for test code to list of languages. Useful when you want to enumerate fixed source roots explicitly, instead of relying on patterns.
        
      • --source-thirdparty-root-patterns=<list> (--source-thirdparty-root-patterns=<list>) ..., --source-thirdparty-root-patterns="[<list>, <list>, ...]", --source-thirdparty-root-patterns="+[<list>, <list>, ...]" (default: ['3rdparty/*','3rd_party/*','thirdparty/*','third_party/*'])
        A list of source root patterns for third-party code. Use a "*" wildcard path segment to match the language name, which will be canonicalized.
        
      • --source-thirdparty-roots=<map> (default: {})
        A map of source roots for third-party code to list of languages. Useful when you want to enumerate fixed source roots explicitly, instead of relying on patterns.
        
      • --source-unmatched=<str> (default: 'create')
        Configures the behavior when sources are defined outside of any configured source root. `create` will cause a source root to be implicitly created at the definition location of the sources; `fail` will trigger an error.
        
  • resolver

    Used to keep track of global jvm resolver settings
    • Basic options
      • --resolver-resolver=<str> (default: 'ivy')
        Resolver to use for external jvm dependencies.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --resolver-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]resolver-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --resolver-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • node-preinstalled-module-resolver
    • Advanced options
      • --node-preinstalled-module-resolver-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]node-preinstalled-module-resolver-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --node-preinstalled-module-resolver-fetch-timeout-secs=<int> (default: 10)
        Timeout the fetch if the connection is idle for longer than this value.
        
      • --node-preinstalled-module-resolver-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • kythe-java-targets

    Determines which java targets Kythe should act on.
    • Basic options
      • --kythe-java-targets-exclude-scopes=<str> (--kythe-java-targets-exclude-scopes=<str>) ..., --kythe-java-targets-exclude-scopes="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --kythe-java-targets-exclude-scopes="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
        Dependency scopes to exclude from indexing.
        
      • --[no-]kythe-java-targets-recursive (default: False)
        Index all dependencies. If false, process only target roots.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --kythe-java-targets-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]kythe-java-targets-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --kythe-java-targets-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • node-distribution

    Represents a self-bootstrapping Node distribution.
    • Basic options
      • --node-distribution-eslint-version=<str> (default: '4.15.0')
        Use this ESLint version.
        
      • --node-distribution-version=<str> (default: 'v6.9.1')
        Version of the node binary to use
        
    • Advanced options
      • --node-distribution-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --node-distribution-eslint-config=<file_option> (default: /Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/build-support/eslint/.eslintrc)
        The path to the global eslint configuration file specifying all the rules
        
      • --node-distribution-eslint-ignore=<file_option> (default: /Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/build-support/eslint/.eslintignore)
        The path to the global eslint ignore path
        
      • --node-distribution-eslint-setupdir=<dir_option> (default: /Users/marcrzzz/Documents/twitterteam/pants/build-support/eslint)
        Find the package.json and yarn.lock under this dir for installing eslint and plugins.
        
      • --[no-]node-distribution-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --node-distribution-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --node-distribution-package-manager=<str> (default: 'npm')
        Default package manager config for repo. Should be one of [u'npm', u'yarn']
        
      • --node-distribution-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/node')
        Find the Node distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
        
      • --node-distribution-yarnpkg-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
        Yarnpkg version to use.
        
  • yarnpkg-distribution.node-distribution

    Represents a self-bootstrapping Yarnpkg distribution.
    • Basic options
      • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
        Version of the yarnpkg binary to use
        
    • Advanced options
      • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --yarnpkg-distribution-node-distribution-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • native-toolchain

    Abstraction over platform-specific tools to compile and link native code.
    • Advanced options
      • --native-toolchain-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]native-toolchain-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --native-toolchain-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • clang.native-toolchain
    • Basic options
      • --clang-native-toolchain-version=<str> (default: '6.0.0')
        Version of the clang binary to use
        
    • Advanced options
      • --clang-native-toolchain-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]clang-native-toolchain-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --clang-native-toolchain-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • gcc.native-toolchain
    • Basic options
      • --gcc-native-toolchain-version=<str> (default: '7.3.0')
        Version of the gcc binary to use
        
    • Advanced options
      • --gcc-native-toolchain-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]gcc-native-toolchain-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --gcc-native-toolchain-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • xcode-cli-tools.native-toolchain

    Subsystem to detect and provide the XCode command line developer tools.
    • Advanced options
      • --xcode-cli-tools-native-toolchain-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]xcode-cli-tools-native-toolchain-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --xcode-cli-tools-native-toolchain-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • pycheck-newlines
    • Basic options
      • --[no-]pycheck-newlines-skip (default: False)
        If enabled, skip this style checker.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --pycheck-newlines-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]pycheck-newlines-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --pycheck-newlines-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • jar-dependency-management

    Used to keep track of pinning of external artifact versions.
    • Basic options
      • --jar-dependency-management-conflict-strategy=<str> (default: 'FAIL')
        Specifies how to behave when a jar_library has a jar with an explicit version that differs from one in the managed_jar_dependencies target it depends on.
        
      • --[no-]jar-dependency-management-suppress-conflict-warnings (default: False)
        Turns warning messages into debug messages when resolving jar conflicts.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --jar-dependency-management-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --jar-dependency-management-default-target=<str> (default: None)
        Address of the default managed_jar_dependencies target to use for the whole repo.
        
      • --[no-]jar-dependency-management-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --jar-dependency-management-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • buildozer-binary
    • Basic options
      • --buildozer-binary-version=<str> (default: '0.6.0-80c7f0d45d7e40fa1f7362852697d4a03df557b3')
        Version of the buildozer binary to use
        
    • Advanced options
      • --buildozer-binary-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]buildozer-binary-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --buildozer-binary-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • thrift-defaults

    Tracks defaults for java thrift target attributes that influence code generation.
    • Advanced options
      • --thrift-defaults-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --thrift-defaults-compiler=<str> (default: 'thrift')
        The default compiler to use for java_thrift_library targets.
        
      • --thrift-defaults-compiler-args=<str> (--thrift-defaults-compiler-args=<str>) ..., --thrift-defaults-compiler-args="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --thrift-defaults-compiler-args="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
        Extra arguments for the thrift compiler.
        
      • --thrift-defaults-default-java-namespace=<str> (default: None)
        The default Java namespace to generate for java_thrift_library targets.
        
      • --[no-]thrift-defaults-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --thrift-defaults-language=<str> (default: 'java')
        The default language to generate for java_thrift_library targets.
        
      • --thrift-defaults-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --thrift-defaults-namespace-map="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: {})
        The default namespace map to generate for java_thrift_library targets, {old: new}.
        
  • pycheck-newstyle-classes
    • Basic options
      • --[no-]pycheck-newstyle-classes-skip (default: False)
        If enabled, skip this style checker.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --pycheck-newstyle-classes-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]pycheck-newstyle-classes-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --pycheck-newstyle-classes-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • pycheck-pyflakes
    • Basic options
      • --pycheck-pyflakes-ignore=<str> (--pycheck-pyflakes-ignore=<str>) ..., --pycheck-pyflakes-ignore="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --pycheck-pyflakes-ignore="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
        List of warning codes to ignore.
        
      • --[no-]pycheck-pyflakes-skip (default: False)
        If enabled, skip this style checker.
        
    • Advanced options
      • --pycheck-pyflakes-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]pycheck-pyflakes-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --pycheck-pyflakes-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • go-distribution

    Represents a self-bootstrapping Go distribution.
    • Basic options
      • --go-distribution-version=<str> (default: '1.8.3')
        Version of the go binary to use
        
    • Advanced options
      • --go-distribution-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]go-distribution-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --go-distribution-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --go-distribution-supportdir=<str> (default: 'bin/go')
        Find the go distributions under this dir. Used as part of the path to lookup the distribution with --binary-util-baseurls and --pants-bootstrapdir
        
  • jvm-platform

    Used to keep track of repo compile settings.
    • Advanced options
      • --jvm-platform-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --jvm-platform-default-platform=<str> (default: 'java8')
        Name of the default platform to use if none are specified.
        
      • --[no-]jvm-platform-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --jvm-platform-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --jvm-platform-platforms="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: { 'java7':'{u'source': u'7', u'args': [], u'target': u'7'}','java6':'{u'source': u'6', u'args': [], u'target': u'6'}','java8':'{u'source': u'8', u'args': [], u'target': u'8'}' })
        Compile settings that can be referred to by name in jvm_targets.
        
  • yarnpkg-distribution

    Represents a self-bootstrapping Yarnpkg distribution.
    • Basic options
      • --yarnpkg-distribution-version=<str> (default: 'v0.19.1')
        Version of the yarnpkg binary to use
        
    • Advanced options
      • --yarnpkg-distribution-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]yarnpkg-distribution-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --yarnpkg-distribution-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • target-arguments

    Options relating to handling target arguments.
    • Advanced options
      • --target-arguments-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]target-arguments-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --target-arguments-ignored="{'key1':val1,'key2':val2,...}" (default: {})
        Map of target name to a list of keyword arguments that should be ignored if a target receives them unexpectedly. Typically used to allow usage of arguments in BUILD files that are not yet available in the current version of pants.
        
      • --target-arguments-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
  • python-repos

    A python code repository.
    • Advanced options
      • --python-repos-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]python-repos-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --python-repos-indexes=<str> (--python-repos-indexes=<str>) ..., --python-repos-indexes="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --python-repos-indexes="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: ['https://pypi.python.org/simple/'])
        URLs of code repository indexes.
        
      • --python-repos-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        
      • --python-repos-repos=<str> (--python-repos-repos=<str>) ..., --python-repos-repos="[<str>, <str>, ...]", --python-repos-repos="+[<str>, <str>, ...]" (default: [])
        URLs of code repositories.
        
  • coverage

    Manages setup and construction of JVM code coverage engines.
    • Advanced options
      • --coverage-cache-key-gen-version=<str> (default: '200')
        The cache key generation. Bump this to invalidate every artifact for a scope.
        
      • --[no-]coverage-fail-fast (default: False)
        Exit as quickly as possible on error, rather than attempting to continue to process the non-erroneous subset of the input.
        
      • --coverage-max-subprocess-args=<int> (default: 100)
        Used to limit the number of arguments passed to some subprocesses by breaking the command up into multiple invocations.
        

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