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Laramie Leavitt f189432d24 Add the vendor/ path, and add git submodules to the appropriate 
subdirectory paths under vendor/

The intent is to make use of the golang 1.6 VENDOR extension
to build. As seen, the bare example does not correctly build
using bazel in this mode.
2016-03-17 18:39:54 -07:00

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bazel-example-golang

An example project demonstrating bazel build rules for go with a local binary (go_binary) and a local library (go_library).

This requires bazel release > bazel-0.20.

$ git clone https://github.com/laramiel/bazel-example-golang.git
$ cd bazel-example-golang

$ bazel run :hello

$ bazel run :local
$ bazel run :remote
$ bazel run :bare

$ git submodule update --init --recursive
$ bazel run //submodule:bare
$ bazel run //submodule:remote

$ bazel run //with_vendor:remote
$ bazel run //with_vendor:bare

Explanation

This repository works in conjunction with other git repositories to provide a demonstration of Bazel BUILD rules for golang.

Each of the remote repositories is linked into go_binary() targets in several ways:

  1. Using the WORKSPACE file to define git_repository() rules. This accounts for the :remote and :bare targets.

  2. Using git submodules to import the repository source, and using those paths. This accounts for the //submodule:bare and //submodule:remote targets.

  3. Using the VENDOR extension introduced in go1.6.