Alex Eagle
Alex Eagle
This is in the Bazel rules style guide, and many rules now ship this way (go and docker are still notable exceptions)
coverage depending on c8, should it be non-fatal? Doesn't work with generated_file_test for example. It could warn somewhere. Maybe only with VERBOSE_COVERAGE. decision: the error message should tell you how...
Needs something legacy in ts_library to be unwired so we can fully switch to package_name
Next.js docs for prerendering: https://nextjs.org/learn/basics/data-fetching/two-forms
`cd examples/kotlin; bazel test //...` ``` Error in download: java.io.IOException: Error downloading [http://dl.bintray.com/kotlin/kotlinx.html/org/jetbrains/kotlinx/kotlinx-html-js/0.6.12/kotlinx-html-js-0.6.12.jar, https://maven.google.comorg/jetbrains/kotlinx/kotlinx-html-js/0.6.12/kotlinx-html-js-0.6.12.jar, https://repo1.maven.org/maven2org/jetbrains/kotlinx/kotlinx-html-js/0.6.12/kotlinx-html-js-0.6.12.jar] to /home/alexeagle/.cache/bazel/_bazel_alexeagle/b8bc351f100be5cce4ff637306da72b7/external/org_jetbrains_kotlinx_kotlinx_html_js_0_6_12/file/downloaded: GET returned 404 Not Found ``` Last time I tried to resolve this...
TypeScript has the behavior that if you run `tsc a.ts` and `a.ts` contains an import from `./b.ts`, then that module is automatically included in the program and emitted. This means...
In https://github.com/bazelbuild/rules_typescript/issues/77 we let you `import {} from 'my_wksp/src/some_file'` but in some existing codebases there's an assumption that TypeScript is configured such that you can `import {} from 'src/some_file'` rather...
For the most part, we don't really care about having a real browser for our integration tests. `domino` DOM is good enough to test our bundles in nodejs. I tried...
we do `bazel run @fine_grained_deps_yarn//typescript/bin:tsc` in our CI. starting with Bazel 2.0, this program discovers all the inputs from some other workspace it seems, and fails after a long time...
they are basically no-op tests for removed injector feature