We were very excited to meet up with everyone at Bazel Community Day in SF. Here is a recording of @Jakeherringbone's talk, Migrating away from rules_docker to rules_oci https://t.co/RZ21GvljBY
@steeve 👋 Were you looking at this Next.js example? https://t.co/QVOVdhDt8C
js_library data attribute is valid. Targets in data get added to the runfiles of the library.
js_filegroup is just a helper rule to hoist files from the JsInfo provider to DefaultInfo. Used by js_run_binary.
Exciting product news from @aspect_dev this morning to accompany the start of #BazelCon 2021!
- Docsite
- Rules authors SIG
- Gazelle Python plugin
- Aspect CLI
https://t.co/TjUWQXEcIv
We can't wait to make Bazel easier to adopt!
Sorry you're stuck at home for the holidays. How about a little OSS upgrade project?
🌿 Bazel JS
https://t.co/bJ3LkmQybR
Thank you to all our contributors, including those filing issues and answering questions!
🌿@bazelbuild Python 🐍 users: we've released 0.1.0 of rules_python that upstreams a better rule for fetching third-party dependencies from Pip.
https://t.co/6R9Le5EwSx
The long-awaited `js_library` rule is now published in 🌿 @bazelbuild JS support, making it easier to depend on monorepo code as a separate package. Today's release: https://t.co/Yc021Zrknm
@ovidiubute @Jakeherringbone It fixes some deep linker symlink issues with module resolution for jest and webpack under bazel. However, for now you still need a patch on jest-haste-map to find specs in runfiles unless you use --runTestsByPath. https://t.co/UhfwbnMTOf will fix that.