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@pdecks tested just now with 26.0 and Bazel 7.1.1, don't know what changed, but it seems to build now. At least `bazel build :protoc :protobuf` doesn't throw an error. I...

As another use case, it would be a sort-of DRY for feature dependencies and conditional compilation. To give a specific example: I'm implementing a binary protocol, which has three features:...

I made this fork because I needed latest dependency versions in one place with @ensc's inline checksums from #73. Not entirely sure if it is intended to be merged, or...

I had to remove inline checksums because as it turns out they don't work with Kirkstone

@Finomnis good idea, I mostly treated this as a semi-private WIP, but yeah, the checksums should be default, but optional. Done. The commit history is a mess though.

For what it's worth, while I'm not doing much testing, I am dogfooding this fork, and so far it's 2/2 working, including git dependencies and path dependencies within repo. No...

FWIW, I have just rebased it on top of `master`, but that's only to get a consistent state for my work on rewriting the thing from scratch.

@Finomnis totally fair, but I do need it working unless I can move our devices off of Kirkstone, and I know there are others who use pre-Scarthgarp versions of Yocto.

On the other hand Docker's own [`buildpack-deps`](https://github.com/docker-library/buildpack-deps/blob/ad037d46ed299798b5ea563b4934b749631196bd/debian/bullseye/Dockerfile#L54) does do the removal. It is also a standard practice for Debian-based images to run `apt-get update` before installing anything, which regenerates the...

Just to throw in my two cents, since I just tried out Sniffnet: keyboard navigation is absolutely essential not only for accessibility, but also to accelerate the workflow. If I'm...