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by paulddraper
2886 days ago
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> The two don't have to be combined. They do have to be combined in some way, at least to be reproducible. Your requirements.txt example is one way of combining version control + dependencies: give code an explciit version and depend on it elsewhere by that version. Google has chosen to do combine them in a different way, where ever commit of a library implicitly produces a new version, and all downstream projects use that. > googles internal tool handle permissions on a granular basis? Not sure what you mean...it's build tool handles package visibilty (https://docs.bazel.build/versions/master/be/common-definitio...). It's version control tool handles edit permissions (https://github.com/bkeepers/OWNERS). |
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