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@bazel-io bazel-io released this 18 Jan 21:18
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Baseline: d798ebd

Bazel 7.0.1 is a patch LTS release. It is fully backward compatible with Bazel 7.0 and contains selected changes by the Bazel community and Google engineers.

C++ / Objective-C

  • Fix linker feature detection being performed on wrong linker (#20901)

External Deps

  • Let module extensions track calls to Label() (#20750)
  • Fix bootstrapped Bazel binary (#20612)
  • Attempt to make main repo mapping inverse more efficient (#20625)
  • Let .bzl files record their usages of repo mapping (#20848)
  • Consider MODULE.bazel for workspace detection in bazel.sh (#20594)
  • Avoid emitting canonical labels into generated repos (#20840)

Java

  • Auto-create deploy jars for Bazel java_test targets if requested (#20602)
  • java_binary wrapper should forward restricted_to (#20611)
  • Fix singlejar resource mapping for external repositories (#20904)

Local Execution

  • Mount user-specified bind mounts before Bazel's own magic. (#20609)
  • Print interactive sandboxed shell command with --sandbox_debug (#20734)
  • Fix two issues with --incompatible_sandbox_hermetic_tmp that manifested themselves when the output base was under /tmp (#20718)
  • Add support for bind mounts under /tmp with hermetic tmp (#20749)

Remote Execution

  • Force output checking for incremental run commands without the bytes. (#20881)

Acknowledgements:

This release contains contributions from many people at Google, as well as David Ostrovsky, Fabian Meumertzheim, Siddhartha Bagaria, Tianyu Geng.

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