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In my xchammer.yml, I listed an abbreviated label under targets, for example //Modules/User instead of //Modules/User:User. This resulted in no User-Bazel target, because it was looking for that label in the list of all targets, but the list of all targets uses a full label.
XCHammer should either support abbreviated labels, or generate an error when one is used.
For our project, I am wondering whether to use module paths instead of Bazel labels. For people new to bazel, Modules/User is natural but //Modules/User:User is foreign.
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In my xchammer.yml, I listed an abbreviated label under
targets
, for example//Modules/User
instead of//Modules/User:User
. This resulted in noUser-Bazel
target, because it was looking for that label in the list of all targets, but the list of all targets uses a full label.XCHammer should either support abbreviated labels, or generate an error when one is used.
For our project, I am wondering whether to use module paths instead of Bazel labels. For people new to bazel,
Modules/User
is natural but//Modules/User:User
is foreign.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: