| commit | fb9215a78d8063ad65c789a8f55e1bc83656e7ba | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Bazel Release System <noreply@google.com> | Tue Jul 31 12:55:29 2018 -0400 |
| committer | Chris Parsons <cparsons@google.com> | Tue Jul 31 12:55:29 2018 -0400 |
| tree | 068dae696e35ac538eaf87c9b88d3399269e2859 | |
| parent | dbe5efed6d6a8998371adf7ed49374bbb9e17593 [diff] |
Release 0.16.0 (2018-07-31)
Baseline: 4f64b77a3dd8e4ccdc8077051927985f9578a3a5
Cherry picks:
+ 4c9a0c82d308d5df5c524e2a26644022ff525f3e:
reduce the size of bazel's embedded jdk
+ d3228b61f633cdc5b3f740b641a0836f1bd79abd:
remote: limit number of open tcp connections by default. Fixes
#5491
+ 8ff87c164f48dbabe3b20becd00dde90c50d46f5:
Fix autodetection of linker flags
+ c4622ac9205d2f1b42dac8c598e83113d39e7f11:
Fix autodetection of -z linker flags
+ 10219659f58622d99034288cf9f491865f818218:
blaze_util_posix.cc: fix order of #define
+ ab1f269017171223932e0da9bb539e8a17dd99ed:
blaze_util_freebsd.cc: include path.h explicitly
+ 68e92b45a37f2142c768a56eb7ecfa484b8b22df:
openjdk: update macOS openjdk image. Fixes #5532
+ f45c22407e6b00fcba706eb62141cb9036bd38d7:
Set the start time of binary and JSON profiles to zero correctly.
+ bca1912853086b8e9a28a85a1b144ec0dc9717cc:
remote: fix race on download error. Fixes #5047
+ 3842bd39e10612c7eef36c6048407e81bcd0a8fb:
jdk: use parallel old gc and disable compact strings
Incompatible changes:
- The $(ANDROID_CPU) Make variable is not available anymore. Use
$(TARGET_CPU) after an Android configuration transition instead.
- The $(JAVA_TRANSLATIONS) Make variable is not supported anymore.
- Skylark structs (using struct()) may no longer have to_json and
to_proto overridden.
- The mobile-install --skylark_incremental_res flag is no longer
available, use the --skylark flag instead.
New features:
- android_local_test now takes advantage of Robolectric's binary
resource processing which allows for faster tests.
- Allow @ in package names.
Important changes:
- Option --glibc is removed, toolchain selection relies solely on
--cpu and --compiler options.
- Build support for enabling cross binary FDO optimization.
- The --distdir option is no longer experimental. This
option allows to specify additional directories to look for
files before trying to fetch them from the network. Files from
any of the distdirs are only used if a checksum for the file
is specified and both, the filename and the checksum, match.
- Java coverage works now with multiple jobs.
- Flip default value of --experimental_shortened_obj_file_path to
true, Bazel now generates short object file path by default.
- New rules for importing Android dependencies:
`aar_import_external` and `aar_maven_import_external`.
`aar_import_external` enables specifying external AAR
dependencies using a list of HTTP URLs for the artifact.
`aar_maven_import_external` enables specifying external AAR
dependencies using the artifact coordinate and a list of server
URLs.
- The BAZEL_JAVAC_OPTS environment variable allows arguments, e.g.,
"-J-Xmx2g", may be passed to the javac compiler during bootstrap
build. This is helpful if your system chooses too small of a max
heap size for the Java compiler during the bootstrap build.
- --noexpand_configs_in_place is deprecated.
- A tool to parse the Bazel execution log.
- Support for LIPO has been fully removed.
- Remove support for --discard_actions_after_execution.
- Add --materialize_param_files flag to write parameter files even
when actions are executed remotely.
- Windows default system bazelrc is read from the user's
ProgramData if present.
- --[no]allow_undefined_configs no longer exists, passing undefined
configs is an error.
- In remote caching we limit the number of open
TCP connections to 100 by default. The number can be adjusted
by specifying the --remote_max_connections flag.
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