Stop registering a Go SDK in the Gazelle submodule #411
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@shs96c Do you have to add an SDK explicitly? The rules_go module should register an SDK for you that is picked up if no module closer to the root registers a custom one. |
This module can be used as a transitive dep, and so we want to avoid forcing users to futz with their SDKs.
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@fmeum I did not know that. Altering the PR to take this into account. |
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Test failures on |
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@shs96c That's probably on me: bazelbuild/bazel@839ce7f This was intended to be backwards compatible, I will debug why it isn't. |
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When run in the context of the bazel-skylib unit test setup, the new repo mapping logic in the Bash runfiles library failed due to a non-matching grep in a pipe. Fix this by using a wrapper around grep throughout that does not exit with exit code 1 if there is no match. Fixes bazelbuild/bazel-skylib#411 (comment) Closes #16755. PiperOrigin-RevId: 488749744 Change-Id: I087b03d9e95ba27a409c551bdc27d0027919a0fe
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When run in the context of the bazel-skylib unit test setup, the new repo mapping logic in the Bash runfiles library failed due to a non-matching grep in a pipe. Fix this by using a wrapper around grep throughout that does not exit with exit code 1 if there is no match. Fixes bazelbuild/bazel-skylib#411 (comment) Closes #16755. PiperOrigin-RevId: 488749744 Change-Id: I087b03d9e95ba27a409c551bdc27d0027919a0fe
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When run in the context of the bazel-skylib unit test setup, the new repo mapping logic in the Bash runfiles library failed due to a non-matching grep in a pipe. Fix this by using a wrapper around grep throughout that does not exit with exit code 1 if there is no match. Fixes bazelbuild/bazel-skylib#411 (comment) Closes #16755. PiperOrigin-RevId: 488749744 Change-Id: I087b03d9e95ba27a409c551bdc27d0027919a0fe Co-authored-by: Fabian Meumertzheim <[email protected]>
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@fmeum just to confirm, do you think this change is good? If so, I'll go ahead and merge it |
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@Wyverald Yup, the change it's good, it just no longer matches the PR description. |
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I'm not sure if this is the best way to solve this problem, but there are two cases where we want to use this repo:
1/ We're developing the repo itself. We should be responsible for
registering the Go toolchain.
2/ We're being used transitively by another module (eg.
contrib_rules_jvm. We should not be responsible forregistering the Go toolchain
Now, in the ideal world, we'd declare the Go SDK as a dev dependency, and everything would be fine. However, we can't do this because there's no way to gate the call to
register_toolchainon us being the root module or not.The workaround? Attempt to use a unique name for the Go SDK that we need and hope that this works as we think it does.