Christian Edward Jackson-Gruber
Christian Edward Jackson-Gruber
runtime deps on the kotlin rules kt_jvm_import are broken. kt_jvm_import shouldn't even be necessary except for bazel ijar clobbering function bodies for inline functions. That's being assessed right now at...
Will there be a version of guava that uses both old and new in the interim, or will this be a hard cut off between versions? On Mon, Dec 11,...
While I get that's what maven and gradle users are used to, it's one of the worst decisions ever made in the maven/gradle space. It's the opposite of "Strict deps"....
It's also a bit horrifying to me that scala actually requires this, but I can also see the case for enabling it for scala users' use. But with the appropriate...
The issue with automatically specifying these directly is that some processors have separate annotations artifacts which would be attached with an exported_plugins, and some (like dagger) have the API that...
Do we have any ideas around this? Java modules break a fairly widely used pattern at google, using package-private to allow implementation classes to talk to each other (or tests),...
Please reopen this - it is still occurring in 1.1.0 ``` ERROR: /Users/gruber/Projects/github.com/cgruber/rules_kotlin/examples/node/coroutines-helloworld/BUILD:17:1: in @build_bazel_rules_nodejs//internal/common:module_mappings.bzl%module_mappings_runtime_aspect aspect on kt_js_library rule //coroutines-helloworld:app: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/Users/gruber/Projects/github.com/cgruber/rules_kotlin/examples/node/coroutines-helloworld/BUILD", line 17 @build_bazel_rules_nodejs//internal/common:module_mappings.bzl%module_mappings_runtime_aspect(...)...
@alexeagle - why was this closed?
Hey @cgdecker - this would be a good thing. Let's sync about how I can help you get it moved in. I'd really like to see this in for 1.0.
Just piping up to point out that this is slightly different than previous discussions about `assertThrows()` insofar as (a) 4.13 isn't released, despite it having betas and being internally used...