BUCK is very mono-repo focused, and adding a BUCK file to a subrepo which didn't previously have one can break people's existing BUCK builds. I said we don't use BUCK directly at Dropbox, but we do use it as part of a higher-level caching system which breaks when these files are added.
Sorry @nikhedonia you'll have to stick to keeping these files outside the repo, or in a fork, unless we can find a solution to allow an outer buck project to ignore an inner buck project without errors. A quick Google search doesn't suggest anything obvious.
Reverts dropbox/json11#93
BUCK is very mono-repo focused, and adding a BUCK file to a subrepo which didn't previously have one can break people's existing BUCK builds. I said we don't use BUCK directly at Dropbox, but we do use it as part of a higher-level caching system which breaks when these files are added.
Sorry @nikhedonia you'll have to stick to keeping these files outside the repo, or in a fork, unless we can find a solution to allow an outer buck project to ignore an inner buck project without errors. A quick Google search doesn't suggest anything obvious.