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Transfer rules_scala to bazel-contrib #1616

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meteorcloudy opened this issue Sep 17, 2024 · 12 comments
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Transfer rules_scala to bazel-contrib #1616

meteorcloudy opened this issue Sep 17, 2024 · 12 comments

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meteorcloudy commented Sep 17, 2024

Description:

This issue proposes transferring the rules_scala repository from the bazelbuild GitHub organization to the bazel-contrib GitHub organization, which is owned by the Community for Bazel project under the Linux Foundation.

GitHub Discussion: https://github.com/orgs/bazelbuild/discussions/2

Impacts:

  • GitHub issues & PRs will be transferred to the new repository.
  • Branch protection rules will need to be transferred to the new repository.
  • Individual maintainers will be transferred to the new repository.
  • GitHub teams will NOT be transferred to the new repository and will need to be re-created.
  • Bazel CI configurations will need to be updated to point to the new repository.

Read more on Transferring a repository from GitHub documentation.

Checklist:

  • Obtain approval from the current project maintainers (@liucijus, @simuons).
  • Obtain approval from the bazel-contrib SIG (@alexeagle).
  • Initiate the transfer process on GitHub (@meteorcloudy).
  • Update Bazel CI settings and confirm presubmit & postsubmit work (@meteorcloudy).
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Notes from SIG meeting: this transfer was unanimously approved by a thumbs-up vote.

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simuons commented Sep 17, 2024

Approve. Thanks.

@liucijus
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👍🏻

@meteorcloudy
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Thanks for the approvals, I'll initiate the transfer now.

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Just noticed rules_scala doesn't support Bzlmod yet, is that going to be a blocker? @alexeagle

See 9 from https://bazel-contrib.github.io/SIG-rules-authors/hosting-policy.html#adding-criteria

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Yes, thank you - we ought to hold off on this one in that case.

Of course it's just as feasible to fix for bzlmod after the transfer, but I think the SIG would like to know who is committed to doing that work.

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Agree, it's better to clarify that since we are disabling WORKSPACE in Bazel 8.

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Essentially blocking on #1595

@liucijus @simuons Any plan to review and accept that PR?

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simuons commented Sep 25, 2024

@meteorcloudy I don't think that PR is complete. I'll be able to look at this next week.

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mbland commented Oct 2, 2024

BTW, I've just posted my willingness to contribute to Bzlmodification in #1482 (comment), if folks are cool with that. As stated there, I've a (mostly) working branch already.

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simuons commented Oct 8, 2024

Hi, @mbland, if you could take this that would be awesome. I promised to look at it a week ago but couldn't. So any help here would be greatly appreciated.

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mbland commented Oct 8, 2024

@simuons My pleasure! I'm very close to having the bzlmod branch in my fork passing ./test_all.sh. I'll be carving off other independent pieces shortly.

A question regarding Bazel 6 support: I'm making sure my changes are still compatible with Bazel 6 and WORKSPACE, but I've also got them working with the latest Bazel 7. I don't have a strong opinion, but I'm curious which of the following options sound good to you:

  • Keep .bazelversion and .bazelci at 6.5.0, test Bazel 7 locally while developing.
  • Bump .bazelversion and .bazelci to (currently) 7.3.2, test Bazel 6 locally while developing.
  • Bump .bazelversion to 6.5.0 and add extra CI jobs for 7.3.2 (or vice versa).

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