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build cleaner? #6871
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The language rulesets typically provide their own tools, like gazelle for Go rules. Could you elaborate more on what you would like to see in this tool? |
Yes, tools like gazelle is what I'm looking for. Is there an equivalent for c++ and Python? Thanks! |
i believe there is one for python. Take a look at awesomebazel.com
c++ is a bit harder to automatically generate deps for
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I see. Thanks for the suggestion! awesomebazel.com is awesome! Is this the one for python you have in mind? https://github.com/tuomasr/pazel What is particularly hard about c++? Is there one for c++ used in google internally and if so is it feasible to open source that? Thanks! |
There is already an internal version working inside Google, might route this to the internal build cleaner maintainer for more input. |
Hi, Any update on this? |
We would also like to use this to check open-source contributions. Is there a build cleaner available for C++? |
People who interested in this issue, might be interested in this BazelCon presentation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ScB0XiFrcOE&list=PLxNYxgaZ8Rsefrwb_ySGRi_bvQejpO_Tj&index=24 |
Is it possible to automatically update the dependencies of build rules, etc? It could be a huge productivity boost for users.
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