Option to test a local BouncyCastle jar #10
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Resolves Github issue C2SP#4 This is a bit of a hack. I can't find a way to supply the jar directly from the command line to the 'deps' or 'srcs' of a rule, so we create an intermediate symlink. Also, we need to define a separate build target. It'd be nicer to use config_setting to switch between local and remote jars - but macros don't support command-line flags, which makes this awkward.
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Closing in favour of #16 |
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Resolves Github issue #4
This is a bit of a hack. I can't find a way to supply the jar directly
from the command line to the 'deps' or 'srcs' of a rule, so we create
an intermediate symlink.
Also, we need to define a separate build target. It'd be nicer to use
config_setting to switch between local and remote jars - but macros
don't support command-line flags, which makes this awkward.