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underpants - Or, using Pants as an embedded rules engine

For Pantsbuild version: 2.14.0

DISCLAIMER: This is not in any way to show how to use Pants, or recommended patterns of use. Provided here AS-IS. No gurantees of any kind, as this may break with any future release of Pants.

This is a toy POC testing out the feasability of using the Pants Build System as a rule engine in your Python application.

The relative narrow Python interpreter constraint of 3.9.* is due to the combination of Pants ICs of

=3.7,<3.10 and the fact that for ARM based Mac (M1s) only >=3.9 works with Pants.

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