Blog System/5
Julio MerinoA newsletter on operating systems, build systems, programming languages, software engineering, and my own software projects. Specifics include FreeBSD, Linux, Rust, Bazel and EndBASIC.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 49 | Subscribers | Read | blogsystem5.substack.com |
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You are holding BUILD files wrong
I’ve heard it from people new to Bazel but also from people very familiar with the Bazel ecosystem: BUILD files must go away. And they must go away because they are redundant: they just repeat the dependency information that’s already encod...
Bazel and glibc versions
Imagine this scenario: your team uses Bazel for fast, distributed C++ builds. A developer builds a change on their workstation, all tests pass, and the change is merged. The CI system picks it up, gets a cache hit from the developer’s build...
Trusting builds with Bazel remote execution
The previous article on Bazel remote caching concluded that using just a remote cache for Bazel builds was suboptimal due to limitations in what can and cannot be cached for security reasons. The reason behind the restrictions was that it i...
Understanding Bazel remote caching
The previous article on Bazel action non-determinism provided an introduction to actions: what they are, how they are defined, and how they act as the fundamental unit of execution in Bazel. What the article did not mention is that actions ...
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Software engineer who likes operating systems, programming languages, and build systems.
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