* feat: support bzlmod repo name aliases in tarred runfiles
Under bzlmod, repos have aliases in addition to their canonical names;
in order for lookups using these canonical names to function properly,
a file name `_repo_mapping` is located in the root of the runfiles tree
and consulted to perform repo-name translation.
See: https://github.com/bazelbuild/proposals/blob/main/designs/2022-07-21-locating-runfiles-with-bzlmod.md
* pre-commit formatting
* Enable runfiles test under bzlmod
It works now.
* feat: add an option to not include copy_to_directory output in runfiles
* chore: docs update
* chore: don't repeat default
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* Fix: Moving the preserve mtiem test logic to Go for portability
* add tags to disable remote caching, execution and force the test to always re-run
* include docs
* use the runfiles library for windows compatability
* mark the test as manual
* remove duplicate word in comment
* chore: reduce duplication of the long caveats text
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* chore(deps): update coreutils to v0.0.27
This release has an `aarch64-apple-darwin` binary, eliminating the need
for a `version_override` hack to support that platform.
* chore: restore previous coreutils
Users should be able to pin and not have us break them
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* chore(deps): upgrade stardoc
This uses the Bazel 7 'starlark_doc_extract' rule which our docsite expects for slurping data.
* chore: stardoc setup in WORKSPACE too
* chore: skip stardoc on bazel 6 in cases where the legacy extractor produces different docstrings
* fix: Set size to a default value as well as timeout.
Currently, we are unable to run our `write_source_files` tests in our pre-upload checks, because we have `--test_size_filter=small`, and setting `size` will attempt to set it on both the run rule and the test rule, the former being invalid.
* code review feedback
* chore: fix one more test that should use size for defaulting
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* fix(tar): append slash to top-level directory mtree entries
bsdtar's mtree format has a quirk wherein entries without "/" in their
first word are treated as "relative" entries, and "relative" directories
will cause tar to "change directory" into the declared directory entry.
If such a directory is followed by a "relative" entry, then the file
will be created within the directory, instead of at top-level as
expected. To mitigate, we append a slash to top-level directory entries.
Fixes #851.
* chore: golden files have BINDIR placeholder
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* Fix #667: Dir hidden files in write_source_file.
Copy and manage hidden files starting with "." in write_source_files.
Previously these files were not supported if they were in the top level
of the directory to copy.
* Add test and fix error messages from cp, chmod.
* Also fix executable dir case.
* Fix issue with copying directory rather than contents.
* refactor(release): switch release integrity to be dynamic
This matches rules_py as documented by
https://blog.aspect.build/releasing-bazel-rulesets-rust
It has the benefit that developers no longer get yelled at to vendor some updated integrity hashes into bazel-lib every time they touch the Go sources.
* refactor: echo should produce trailing newline
* chore: bump action-gh-release to avoid Node 16 warning
* chore: update test that is sensitive to compilation mode
We now only use --compilation_mode=opt when cutting a release
* coreutils toolchain: Use statically linked linux amd64 variant
Uutils has a musl release artifact for linux amd64.
In the future, it should probably also be possible to add a
aarch64 musl toolchain. At the moment, this is not an upstream release
artifact.
* coreutils toolchain: temporarily add back old darwin variant
On release 0.0.26 of uutils/coreutils, the darwin x86_64 binary is missing.
Also, any releases between 0.0.23 and 0.0.26 are missing binary artifacts.
Downgrade coreutils toolchain on darwin x86_64 for now.
https://github.com/uutils/coreutils/releases/tag/0.0.26
* feat: add a helper for rules to work with resource_sets
This API is poorly designed and needs some help to let rule users pick a value in cases that they aren't also the rule author
* chore: add some cpu resource_set values as well
This teaches the jq rule about a `data` attribute and adds conditional
support to do bazel location expansion. The expansion is disabled by
default because it likely would cause compat concerns (since jq can take
arbitrary text as input args).
`ctx.actions.run(executable = ...)` is sufficient to include the runfiles in the action inputs. (More generally, ctx.resolve_tools is discouraged in favor of `ctx.actions.run(tools = ...)`.)
Peter Lobsinger