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This commit adds a `python_interpreter_label` attr to `pip_import` to allow users to specify a Python interpreter for pip as a Bazel label.
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Hello, this sounds like a good workaround for the toolchain not being available in workspace rules, it would be great to merge it |
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This is very similar to #312. Any chance that any of these two could get merged? |
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Closing as #312 is merged 👍 |
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This commit adds a
python_interpreter_labelattr topip_importto allowusers to specify a Python interpreter for pip as a Bazel label.