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The task nx:build-native failed because the Rust toolchain (specifically the cargo command) is not installed in the CI environment. The error message "cargo: not found" indicates a missing system dependency required to build native Rust components.
This failure is completely unrelated to the changes in this pull request. The PR updates Bazel build rules for Angular projects, modifying template files that configure how Angular applications and libraries are built with Bazel. These changes include:
- Migrating from deprecated
@build_bazel_rules_angularto the newer@angular/bazelpackage - Updating load paths and repository configurations
- Simplifying node_modules handling in BUILD.bazel files
- Adding Angular-specific compilation steps
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