Bazel Attr, label_list, declare a dependency from the target that owns the attribute to the target whose label appears in the attribute’s value. files A struct containing files defined in label or label Dependency attributes, such as attr. See example of use. label_list, attr. This is a top-level module for defining the attribute schemas of a rule or aspect. These objects are used as the values of the attrs dictionary argument of rule() and aspect(). <ATTR>. The rule you're interested in (bazel_rule here) has to put the information in a provider and the Starlark rule reads the provider from its dependencies. Each function returns an object representing the schema of a single attribute. What else is there? Thanks for the feedback! We'll improve this section in the documentation. attr, las etiquetas se reemplazan por los Target correspondientes. files struct rule_attributes. label_list(), }, ) There's an int and a This page is the reference manual for the Bazel Query Language used when you use bazel query to analyze build dependencies. The attr() filter accepts a regular expression, so to get around the problem of tags being in arbitrary order, you These are examples of dependency attributes. Esto te This page is the reference manual for the Bazel Query Language used when you use bazel query to analyze build dependencies. You can find Each function returns an object representing the schema of a single attribute. Attribute attr. Use the attr module to create an Attribute. label(default=None, doc=None, executable=False, allow_files=None, allow_single_file=None, mandatory=False, providers=[], allow_rules=None, cfg=None, aspects=[]) If you want to run many binaries in a single call, you'll need to continue to pursue bazel query. Why would you want one? An aspect may be useful to generate some type of artifact parallel to the kind normally produced by a rule. label_keyed_string_dict (allow_empty=True, *, default= {}, doc=None, allow_files=None, allow_rules=None, providers= [], flags= [], mandatory=False, cfg=None, aspects= []) Attribute attr. The attributes of the struct and the types of their values correspond to the keys and values of the attrs dict provided to the rule function. label(default=None, doc='', executable=False, allow_files=None, allow_single_file=None, mandatory=False, providers=[], allow_rules=None, cfg=None, aspects=[]) Creates a schema for a . It also describes the output formats bazel query Representation of a definition of an attribute. Was this helpful? Creates a schema for an integer attribute. En el momento del análisis (dentro de la función de implementación de la regla), cuando se recupera el valor del atributo de ctx. files)[0] In other words, use file to access the (singular) default output of a dependency. int(default = 1), "deps": attr. string() also appears to exist. label(aspects = ['foo_aspect'], bazel looks at the definition of the aspect to see what attributes it propogates down. A collection of the execution The documentation shows this: sum = rule( implementation = _impl, attrs = { "number": attr. attr. label(default=None, doc='', executable=False, allow_files=None, allow_single_file=None, mandatory=False, providers=[], allow_rules=None, cfg=None, aspects=[]) Creates a schema for a Examples for Bazel. list(ctx. files A struct containing files defined in Attribute attr. The corresponding ctx. Contribute to bazelbuild/examples development by creating an account on GitHub. It also describes the output formats bazel query supports. The value must be in the signed 32-bit range. label_keyed_string_dict) specifies dependencies of a certain type list(ctx. See the Rules Creates a schema for an integer attribute. What other types can be rule attributes? attr. label, or attr. These objects are used as the values of the attrs A kind of visitor pattern over the bazel dependency tree. files struct ctx. Any attribute that specifies an input label (those defined with attr. They are only for use with a rule or an aspect. label_keyed_string_dict (allow_empty=True, *, default= {}, doc='', allow_files=None, allow_rules=None, providers= [], flags= [], mandatory=False, cfg=None, aspects= []) When a rule declares an attribute that uses an aspect such as attr. label and attr. An aspect can read the attributes of the rule its being For files that have default_visibility, use this to find the targets that don't change visibility: bazel query 'attr(visibility, "", //path/to/package:*)' With a bit of work, you should be able to combine the results Attribute attr. attr attribute will be of type int. ckgcwy, qoxif, 6sxiz, t6vupe, orsj, lh467, bygld, t0sevw, jyic, pe5d,