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ConfiguredAttr

Methods on configured target node's attributes.

ConfiguredAttr.strip_cfg​

def ConfiguredAttr.strip_cfg() -> CoercedAttr

Returns this attribute with all configurations stripped.

This is useful when you want to display or compare attributes after configuration without configuration-specific information in the output. For example, macros like $(location) may include configuration strings when displayed that can be removed with this method.

Sample usage:

def _impl_strip_cfg(ctx):
    node = ctx.configured_targets("my_cell//:my_genrule")
    attrs = node.attrs_eager()

    # With configuration: $(exe <dep> (<cfg>))
    ctx.output.print(attrs.bash)

    # Without configuration: $(exe <dep>)
    ctx.output.print(attrs.bash.strip_cfg())

ConfiguredAttr.type​

ConfiguredAttr.type: str

Returns the type name of the attribute

Sample usage:

def _impl_type(ctx):
    node = ctx.cquery().owner("bin/TARGETS")[0]
    attrs = node.attrs_eager()
    ctx.output.print(attrs.name.type)

ConfiguredAttr.value​

def ConfiguredAttr.value()

Returns the value of this attribute. The value here is not fully resolved like in rules.

Sample usage:

def _impl_value(ctx):
    node = ctx.cquery().owner("bin/TARGETS")[0]
    attrs = node.attrs_eager()
    ctx.output.print(attrs.name.value())