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László Csomor	3721d32c14	maprule: hide it, not ready for public use. (#133 ) Move maprule() to a private directory, to discourage use of it. I (@laszlocsomor) am planning breaking changes to it. Also move private files (rule implementations) to a subdirectory "rules/private/", to clean up the "rules/" directory.	2019-03-20 18:13:32 +01:00
László Csomor	2d1669ed88	write_file: add rule and tests (#122 ) This PR adds two new rules: write_file and write_xfile. Both rules solve a common problem: to write a text file with user-defined contents. The problem is routinely solved using a genrule. That however requires Bash, since genrules execute Bash commands. Requiring Bash is a problem on Windows. The new rules do not require any shell. The only difference between the rules is that write_xfile creates an executable file while write_file doesn't. See https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/issues/4319	2019-03-19 07:52:56 +01:00

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László Csomor

3721d32c14

maprule: hide it, not ready for public use. (#133 )

Move maprule() to a private directory, to
discourage use of it. I (@laszlocsomor) am
planning breaking changes to it.

Also move private files (rule implementations) to
a subdirectory "rules/private/", to clean up the
"rules/" directory.

2019-03-20 18:13:32 +01:00

László Csomor

2d1669ed88

write_file: add rule and tests (#122 )

This PR adds two new rules: write_file and
write_xfile.

Both rules solve a common problem: to write a text
file with user-defined contents.

The problem is routinely solved using a genrule.
That however requires Bash, since genrules execute
Bash commands.  Requiring Bash is a problem on
Windows.

The new rules do not require any shell.

The only difference between the rules is that
write_xfile creates an executable file while
write_file doesn't.

See https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/issues/4319

2019-03-19 07:52:56 +01:00

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