| commit | f4d58293c69e9359141576d2da88665dc63f2467 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Bazel Release System <noreply@google.com> | Tue Dec 19 10:31:03 2017 +0100 |
| committer | László Csomor <laszlocsomor@google.com> | Tue Dec 19 10:31:03 2017 +0100 |
| tree | 9b882f7b35af282218ca345a765dee998b4846f5 | |
| parent | 43001a55ab2de3ec692561cf8d47524018c041c7 [diff] |
Release 0.9.0 (2017-12-19)
Baseline: ddd5ac16aeffa6c4693c348f73e7365240b1abc5
Cherry picks:
+ 2cf560f83922e6df9626ba3ee063c1caf6797548:
Update version of re2
+ a2d2615362c65be98629b39ce39754a325ed1c42:
Check for null build file returned from getBuildFileForPackage.
+ 68c577afc2fb33b5e66b820bcc9043fed1071456:
Fix some broken targets and failing tests.
+ 766ba8adc4487f17ebfc081aeba6f34b18b53d6c:
Automated rollback of commit
337f19cc54e77c45daa1d5f61bf0a8d3daf8268f.
+ a22d0e9c14e58b29d81f5a83bdcc6e5fce52eafe:
Fix: uploading artifacts of failed actions to remote cache
stopped working.
+ 03964c8ccb20d673add76c7f37245e837c3899b6:
[java_common.compile] Name output source jar relative to the
output jar name
Incompatible changes:
- The deprecated `set` constructor is removed, along with the
migration flag --incompatible_disallow_set_constructor. It is
still temporarily
allowed to refer to `set` from within unexecuted code.
- The flag --incompatible_disallow_set_constructor is no longer
available, the deprecated `set` constructor is not available
anymore.
- The path to the JVM executable is not accessible anymore as
ctx.{fragments,host_fragments}.jvm.java_executable. Use
JavaRuntimeInfo.java_executable_exec_path instead.
- --clean_style is no longer an option.
New features:
- Users can use win_def_file attribute to specify a DEF file for
exporting symbols when build a shared library on Windows.
- Add --experimental_android_resource_cycle_shrinking option to
allow for more aggressive code and resource shrinking.
Important changes:
- Late-bound attributes are exposed to skylark. This is a new API
(`configuration_field()`) to depend on certain
configuration-defined targets from skylark rules.
- Document interaction between test_suite and target exclusions
- AAR manifest files will come from the processed resource APK if it
exists.
RELNOTES: None for Blaze users.
- Document interaction between test_suite and target exclusions
- --keep_incrementality_data flag allows Bazel servers to be run in
memory-saving non-incremental mode independent of --batch and
--discard_analysis_cache.
- Add deps attribute to Skylark maven_aar and maven_jar workspace
rules.
- Use --expand_configs_in_place as a startup argument to change the
order in which --config expansions are interpreted.
- SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH
(https://reproducible-builds.org/specs/source-date-epoch/) can
be used to override the timestamp used for stamped target (when
using --stamp).
- Package specifications can now be prefixed with `-` to indicate
negation
- transitive_source_jars is now exposed on JavaInfo.
- Add six to deps of has_services=1 py_proto_librarys.
- java_tests no complain when use_testrunner is explicitly set to 1
and main_class is set.
- transitive_source_jars is now exposed on JavaInfo.
- Debug messages generated by `print()` are not being filtered out
by --output_filter anymore, it's recommended not to use them in
production code.
- in the Label() function, relative_to_caller_repository is now
deprecated.
- java_tests no complain when use_testrunner is explicitly set to 1
and main_class is set.
- Bazel's default hash function was changed from MD5 to SHA256.
In particular, this affects users of remote caching and
execution, as
all hashes will be SHA256 by default.
- Remove redirects for domains be.bazel.build and cr.bazel.build
from the source for docs.bazel.build (because those subdomains
don't resolve here; they resolve to bazel.build, which has the
redirects for them)
- First argument of 'load' must be a label. Path syntax is removed.
(label should start with '//' or ':').
- Document startup option --host_javabase
- The --host_platform and --platform flags are no longer
experimental.
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