Release 0.27.2rc1 (2019-07-08)
Baseline: 8c3b3fba3f68833bd97d3df2db9c48f0539efc3b
Cherry picks:
- 123c68daed17b19927372e4df7f7a2256db6b80e: Warn in more cases of possible Python version mismatch in host config
- 052167e907373ac7ea43238c3049739f6e94a9d1: Add a non-strict autodetecting Python toolchain
- 6ef6d879ab69225d54ecab3db847fb4eff33bbeb: Default java toolchain target
- 50fa3ec27efdd95771c70faa38a4543d4fed44f2: Fix problems with the non-strict Python toolchain
- e2a626c4f61fe4ceb79a5675d09a6f25ca7b5b22: Automated rollback of commit bc6f7cb330bb531f062bb301f3703876051191f5.
- 6efc5b787ad3164cc2fb779c73377695032b4524: Treat existence of managed directories as a part of repository dirtiness.
- 3a4be3c93813987a27a97dade3f9ebbc5770e349: Add /usr/local/bin to default PATH under strict action env
- 5c1005c0947b010ee36ca851b8ba07c9479cf682: Automated rollback of commit 536a166270590a8dbc701718550383f3a07cc763.
- c82eb4878c7dc829455caeb915affe36c89df06f: Release 0.27.0 (2019-06-17)
- d4589630428c1c1bc08a9baf36257e636fe9d746: Check for both :lcov_merger and $lcov_merger attributes in TestActionBuilder.
- 6d0b14b95a71175362030b4811ca74512b00a890: rule_test: apply "tags" to all rules in the macro
Important changes:
- When
--incompatible_strict_action_env
is enabled, the default PATH
now includes /usr/local/bin
.
- Turn on --experimental_build_setting_api by default for starlark build settings (see https://docs.bazel.build/versions/master/skylark/config.html#user- defined-build-settings for more info)
- rule_test: fix Bazel 0.27 regression ("tags" attribute was ingored, https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/issues/8723
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