Remove --copt="-Werror" from .bazelrc
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This appears to be causing a bunch of errors during our release process, but I don't think it's critical to have this flag in `.bazelrc`. We should still be able to get about the same test coverage since we also set `-Werror` in the `bazelrc` files in the `ci/` directory.
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@acozzette speaking of warnings, would it be possible to take a look at #17882? Thanks in advance! |
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This appears to be causing a bunch of errors during our release process, but I don't think it's critical to have this flag in
.bazelrc. We should still be able to get about the same test coverage since we also set-Werrorin thebazelrcfiles in theci/directory.