Bazel rules for creating packages of many types (zip, tar, deb, rpm, ...) - rules_pkg/LICENSE at 1.0.1 · bazelbuild/rules_pkg
When a directory is created using pkg_mkdirs, it seems that pkg_tar does not apply the prefix to it. Application of the prefix happens through normalize_path: rules_pkg/pkg/private/tar/build_tar.py Lines 65 to 75 in ff60b34 def normalize...
Check out the implementation of the simple and complex rules. Why use this rule engine?Provides a consistent way to implement business and validation rules and provide a consistent mechanism to retrieve the results. You can use the existing library of rules already implemented. AreEqual AreNot...
eslint-find-rules --option As arequired module vargetRuleFinder =require('./eslint-find-rules')varruleFinder = getRuleFinder('path/to/eslint-config')// default to the `main` in your `package.json`// var ruleFinder = await getRuleFinder()// get all the current, plugin, available and un...
有关示例项目,请参见 。 工作区规则 使用dep init生成Gopkg.lock文件,并将以下规则添加到您的WORKSPACE文件中: http_archive ( name = "com_github_scele_rules_go_dep" , urls = [ "https://github.com/scele/rules_go_dep/archive/4aa1bd3550191b39abded31bcf06d233b67fa8bb.tar.gz" ], ...
Since upgrading from pkg_rpm in @bazel_tools to rules_pkg, I encountered the following error, without changes to my SPEC file: Checking for unpackaged file(s): /usr/lib/rpm/check-files /tmp/tmp4k4_jcvn/BUILD error: Installed (but unpacka...
I have a simple use-case (I believe) where I want to package a binary with runfiles tree correctly set up inside the archive -- pretty much exactly what rules_docker does to package a binary in a Docker layer. pkg_zip flattens everything and that doesn't work for me (at least ...
npm install --save-dev eslint-find-new-rules Usage The intended usage is as an npm script: { ..."scripts": {"find-new-rules":"eslint-find-new-rules path/to/eslint-config"} ... } Then run it with:$ npm run find-new-rules -s(the-sis to silence npm output). ...
eslint-plugin-rules Miscellaneous ESLint Rules Available Rules Please see in code.
I think people expect rules_pkg to function hermetically. Nothing functions hermetically. Every rule set in the bazel ecosystem depends on tools of various sorts. Things which depend on C++ don't include a C++ compiler, they depend on what you have installed on your dev machines. For example...