Hey, I'm trying to get some stuff done with

kedro micropkg

, but failing so far 😕. So I've built that custom Dataset class

MyDataset

. I'd love to share it as a micro-package with a colleague of mine. This should be possible, as the micro-packaging docs say :

A micro-package can be any part of Python code in a Kedro project [...].

But running

kedro micropkg package src/my_project/extras/datasets/my_folder/my_dataset.py

only yields me the following error message:

kedro.framework.cli.utils.KedroCliError: The micro-package location you provided is not a valid Python module path
Run with --verbose to see the full exception
Error: The micro-package location you provided is not a valid Python module path

I tried running with

--verbose

, but it's not a valid argument for any of kedro, micropkg or package. So that didn't help. Neither do I understand how

my_dataset.py

is not a valid Python module 😢. Any of you have an idea how one would go about resolving this issue? Thanks in advance!

Try

kedro micropkg package <http://extra.datasets.my|extra.datasets.my>_folder

?

Cool, that worked like a charm 🎉❤️! Thank you :)

Aha! I was about to type this up. We could may be change the wording to classpath? would that be more intuitive?

Perfect, I will do so! Everybody's help is appreciated 😊

I think just an example would help, like there is for

pull

. I looked at the Behave integration tests for Kedro since I forget this syntax sometimes. 😄

I agree with @Deepyaman Datta. Unfortunately I'm quite busy this week, so I'll raise this issue next week if it's still relevant then.

Thanks @Vici @Deepyaman Datta and @datajoely! I've added an issue to extend the docs with at least one example. Can you think of any other cases/different ways to issue the command? If so, please feel free to extend my existing text, and I'll get this added ASAP.