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| The first option is to use stamping. Stamping is enabled when a supported | ||
| attribute contains a python format placeholder (e.g. `{BUILD_USER}`). | ||
| The first option is to use stamping. | ||
| Stamping is enabled when bazel is run with `--stamp`. |
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Can this be configured with .bazelrc? I know some users want to always stamp containers so showing them an easy to use setup to make that always happen is probably a good idea.
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Updated this to still have a stamp attribute on our three stamp-aware rules, and that attribute is now a trinary. So you can still use stamp=always behavior like before.
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Okay so what's our cadence for major releases? |
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Sounds good. I can luck off a 1.0 on Monday if you're ok with that? Let's
also check in with pcj but in my opinion this is fine.
…On Sat, Jun 5, 2021, 4:13 PM Alex Eagle ***@***.***> wrote:
Okay so what's our cadence for major releases?
Since we haven't released a 1.0 semver dictates that breaking changes are
in every minor. So we don't have a way to signal this beyond either just a
0.18.0 including this change.
I think we should have a 1.0. Could discuss doing that now? holding this
change for that doesn't make a difference for semver though
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If we do 1.0 we need to say what that means and how we'll version in the future. Can discuss at our meeting Monday but I'll have to duck out early due to conflict |
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This follows the example of rules_go and rules_nodejs. It means we don't produce cache-busting outputs unless the user explicitly requests non-deteriminism in the build with --stamp. BREAKING CHANGE: - To get stamped outputs, users must now call bazel with `--stamp` - the stamp attribute is removed from some providers - the stamp attribute is now trinary Fixes bazelbuild#1451
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fyi @aptenodytes-forsteri rebased and landable. |
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This follows the example of rules_go and rules_nodejs.
It means we don't produce cache-busting outputs unless the user
explicitly requests non-deteriminism in the build with --stamp.
BREAKING CHANGE:
--stampreplacement
Fixes #1451