Closed xander-zitara closed 1 year ago
Do you know why a modern tool has such strange restrictions, and who uses Bazel?
Do you know why a modern tool has such strange restrictions, and who uses Bazel?
Bazel is somewhat common for large projects that use multiple languages (imagine some code base with any combination of Rust, C++, Go, Java) in my experience. I don't know the reason for the restriction.
Thanks. I'll squash merge this to clean up the history. And make a note that Bazel is quirky.
v 0.3.7 released
The space introduced with the addition of the
spare kernels
directory breaks Rust builds in Bazel (which doesn't like spaces!) for any project depending transitively onmatrixmultiply
. I have replaced the space inspare kernels
(making itspare_kernels
) to fix this problem, and confirmed that this crate builds and tests pass.Fixes #79