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by gravypod
2371 days ago
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I've only experienced issues when using bazel with third party package management systems. If you can own all of your source it, and it's descendants, are easily my favorite build systems. It's features complement modern software development in a very ergonomic way: uniform build language, API for learning about your source, testing your entire code base in every language with one command, hermetic and reproducible builds, distributed builds, and caching I can actually trust. Using Bazel with external packages on the other hand is one of the most tedious and frustrating endeavors imaginable. If you can vendor all of your source it's much less frustrating. This is extremely manageable in the C and C++ worlds where there aren't really any package mangers and you end up needing to do that anyway. |
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