I'm working on writing Bazel rules that are executed by subpar python packages. When I specify the .par target as the executable label for the rule I keep getting an error from bazel saying Not a regular file: /private/var/tmp/_bazel_.../a256311e92234013bb6c7cb2b2b6cad9/external/distroless/package_manager/dpkg_parser.par
What is the best way to rapidly develop the python code and test against bazel rules?
I'm working on writing Bazel rules that are executed by subpar python packages. When I specify the
.par
target as the executable label for the rule I keep getting an error from bazel sayingNot a regular file: /private/var/tmp/_bazel_.../a256311e92234013bb6c7cb2b2b6cad9/external/distroless/package_manager/dpkg_parser.par
What is the best way to rapidly develop the python code and test against bazel rules?
Thanks for your patience.