- Take a look at the rules_nixpkgs guide to get started. You can gradually integrate Nix with your Bazel project, without the need to fully commit to it.
- In this blog-post, we will install Bazel on Jetson. First, we will download bazelisk-linux-arm64 file from github bazelisk library.
- The 1.0 version of Bazel has been released at the end of 2019. The syntax of Bazel is very similar to CMake: it’s very declarative and readable.
- Renovate upgrades dependencies in Bazel WORKSPACE files and MODULE.bazel files. How it works¶. Bazel support is enabled automatically.
- This mailing list is now closed in favor of GitHub Discussions : https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/discussions.
- Bazel is a build system for software development that attempts to create a hermetic build by bootstrapping the toolchain from known sources and binaries.
- Gazelle generates Bazel BUILD files, so that I don’t have to write them all myself, and updates the Bazel files after changes are done to Go source files.
- In this article, we'll identify sources of non-determinism in most build processes and look at how Bazel can be used to create reproducible, hermetic builds.
- I generally use CMake for my C++ developments, but I recently have a look at Bazel from Google. I want to use it a little bit to make my opinion.