@Scout here is my file structure: setup.py dagster_cloud.yaml dagster/ common/ didag_common/ setup.py pipelines/ hubspot/ setup.py didag_hubspot/ pipeline_2/ I want to add didag_common as a dependency of didag_hubspot. Tell me how should be the setup.py in hubspot/ directory

To add

didag_common

as a dependency of

didag_hubspot

, you will need to modify the

setup.py

file in the

hubspot/

directory. The

setup.py

file is used to configure your project and its dependencies. According to the documentation, the

setup.py

file allows you to specify any Python packages you will need for your project. Here's a general structure of how the

setup.py

file in the

hubspot/

directory might look:

python
from setuptools import find_packages, setup

setup(
    name="didag_hubspot",
    version="0.1.0",  # Replace with your desired version
    packages=find_packages(),
    install_requires=[
        "dagster",
        "dagster-cloud",
        # Add your local package as a dependency using a relative file path
        "didag_common @ file://../common/didag_common"
    ],
    # Include any other necessary setup configurations
)

In the

install_requires

list, you can specify the path to the

didag_common

package using a relative file path with the

file://

URI scheme. This assumes that

didag_common

is structured as a Python package and can be installed using

pip

. Please note that the exact syntax for specifying a dependency with a relative file path may vary depending on your environment and the version of

setuptools

you are using. The example above assumes that

didag_common

is located at a relative path from the

hubspot/

directory and that it includes a

setup.py

file that allows it to be installed as a package. If

didag_common

is not structured as an installable package or if you encounter any issues with the relative path, you may need to adjust the path or consider packaging

didag_common

appropriately. Remember to replace

"0.1.0"

with the actual version number of your

didag_hubspot

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@Scout I have a monorepo. Can I make one python package depend on another ? Give me an example file structure and setup.py