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Write a shell script that invokes the target. In this way, the target is not run from bazel - the bazel lock is released and the executable is connected to the terminal's stdin. | Write a shell script that invokes the target. In this way, the target is not run from bazel - the bazel lock is released and the executable is connected to the terminal's stdin. | ||
==<tt>version</tt>== | ==<tt>version</tt>== | ||
==<tt>query</tt>== | |||
<font size=-2> | |||
bazel query <options> <query-expression> | |||
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Executes a query language expression over a specified subgraph of the build dependency graph. | |||
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=Scenarios= | =Scenarios= | ||
Revision as of 20:12, 5 June 2024
External
- Command Line Reference https://bazel.build/reference/command-line-reference
Internal
Commands
build
bazel build //...
clean
fetch
info
bazel info
run
Runs the specified target. It inherits all options form build.
bazel run --script_path=/Users/ovidiu/bin/something //a/something
Runs the specified target.
--script-path
Write a shell script that invokes the target. In this way, the target is not run from bazel - the bazel lock is released and the executable is connected to the terminal's stdin.
version
query
bazel query <options> <query-expression>
Executes a query language expression over a specified subgraph of the build dependency graph.
?
?
Scenarios
Clean Cache
bazel run @cached_local_xcode//:clear_cache; bazel clean --expunge; bazel shutdown; go clean -cache