* Update README.md
If we will remove new_sets, then we should deprecate it instead of sets.
* Update README.md
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Co-authored-by: Ivo List <ilist@google.com>
Adds a new module `modules` with two helper functions for module
extensions:
* `use_all_repos` makes it easy to return an appropriate
`extension_metadata` from a module extension (if supported) to
indicate that all repositories generated by the extension should be
imported via `use_repo`.
* `as_extension` turns a WORKSPACE macro into a module extension that
uses `use_all_repos` to automate the generation of `use_repo` calls.
* Fix location of MODULE.bazel in distro tarballs.
* Remove invalid paths from WORKSPACE files in distro tarballs
* The resulting tarballs should finally be distributable as 1.4.0 in BCR.
* Add the gazelle plugin to the distribution
To avoid everyone needing to take a dep on `rules_go`, we
do the following:
1. Regular Bazel users need to load `bazel_skylib_gazelle_plugin_workspace`
and call that, and then `bazel_skylib_gazelle_plugin_setup`
2. `bzlmod` users need do nothing, but we now include the
`rules_go` dep in the `MODULE.bazel` shipped in the release.
This is fine, because `bzlmod` will lazily load
dependencies.
* Run buildifier
* Add docstring to `gazelle_setup.bzl`
* Move "internal only" marker
* Make @com_github_bazelbuild_buildtools visible in the deployed module
* Respond to review comments
* Move plugin to a nested workspace
* Run buildifier
* Restore the module declaration from `main`
* Bump versions of rules_go and gazelle used in the top-level module to match the ones in gazelle
* Respond to review comments and add gazelle to ignored directories so //... works as expected
* Add missing descriptor for stardoc
* Move gazelle hints into workspace files
* -Update changelog to get ready for release 1.0
-Change README to point to releases page for WORKSPACE setup. Otherwise
the readme shipped in the archive can never be in sync with the readme
that has the correct sha256.
* update incompatible changes
* -Update changelog to get ready for release 1.0
-Change README to point to releases page for WORKSPACE setup. Otherwise
the readme shipped in the archive can never be in sync with the readme
that has the correct sha256.
* fix wording of changelog
* remove false file
- Retire the use of travis for testing.
- Update buildkite config:
- Enable buildifier testing (close to what was on travis, and is being improved.)
- Update the config to now test the latests release and the latest green, replacing
the "head" testing on travis.
maprule() is an improved version of
native.genrule(), with the following advantages:
- Maprule can process source files in parallel,
creating separate actions for each of them.
- Maprule does not require declaring all output
files. Instead you declare templates for the
output files yielded for each source. Therefore
N source files and M templates yield N*M
outputs.
- Maprule supports both Bash and cmd.exe syntax
for its commands via the specialized rules
bash_maprule and cmd_maprule.
- Maprule's cmd attribute does deliberately not
support $(location) expression nor Make
Variables, in order to avoid issues and
challenges with quoting. (In case of cmd.exe
passing empty arguments is impossible). These
paths can be passed as envvars instead.
- Maprule's add_env attribute does support
$(location) expressions (and some extra
placeholders) and is the idiomatic way to pass
execpaths of labels in "tools" or "srcs" (the
shared sources available for all actions) to the
command.
See https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/issues/4319
In this commit:
- change unittest.bzl to declare a named output
file instead of relying on the deprecated [1]
default output name (ctx.outputs.executable).
- define a new toolchain_type and toolchain rules
for cmd.exe and for Bash (basically Windows and
non-Windows)
- register the new toolchains in workspace.bzl
- let unittest.make-created test rules require the
new toolchain_type
- write the test output script as a Windows batch
script or as a Shell script, depending on the
selected toolchain
This PR enables the Bazel team to break the Bash
dependency (for test execution) on Windows, and
can run Starlark unittests with the new,
Windows-native test wrapper (still under
development).
See https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/issues/5508
Most notably, this renames/moves a few important identifiers:
//:skylark_library.bzl -> //:bzl_library.bzl
skylark_library -> bzl_library
SkylarkLibraryInfo -> StarlarkLibraryInfo
As more things are added, lib.bzl is an anti-pattern as the cost of loading
it actually just keeps increasing and most things will never use everything
out of it. The pattern the should be used is to directly import the modules
one uses.
Lukas