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label type

A label is used to represent a configured target.

label.cell​

label.cell: str

For the label fbcode//buck2/hello:world (ovr_config//platform/linux:x86_64-fbcode-46b26edb4b80a905) this gives back fbcode

label.cell_root​

label.cell_root: cell_root

Obtain a reference to this target label's cell root. This can be used as if it were an artifact in places that expect one, such as cmd_args().relative_to.

label.configured_target​

def label.configured_target() -> configured_target_label

Returns the underlying configured target label, dropping the sub target

label.name​

label.name: str

For the label fbcode//buck2/hello:world (ovr_config//platform/linux:x86_64-fbcode-46b26edb4b80a905) this gives back world

label.package​

label.package: str

For the label fbcode//buck2/hello:world (ovr_config//platform/linux:x86_64-fbcode-46b26edb4b80a905) this gives back buck2/hello

label.path​

label.path: label_relative_path

For the label fbcode//buck2/hello:world (ovr_config//platform/linux:x86_64-fbcode-46b26edb4b80a905) this gives back fbcode/buck2/hello

label.project_root​

label.project_root: project_root

Obtain a reference to the project's root. This can be used as if it were an artifact in places that expect one, such as cmd_args().relative_to.

label.raw_target​

def label.raw_target() -> target_label

For the label fbcode//buck2/hello:world (ovr_config//platform/linux:x86_64-fbcode-46b26edb4b80a905) this returns the unconfigured underlying target label (fbcode//buck2/hello:world)

label.sub_target​

label.sub_target: None | list[str]