Bump rules_closure version to this commit[1], that allows us to pass
--force_inject_library=es6_runtime to closure compiler, that fixes
missing injection of ES6 dependency with optimization level whitespace.
One side effect of this change: because of the recently made change in
rules_closure rules of how the external dependencies are consumed, we
cannot reuse some common dependencies that were already fetched during
gerrit build and must re-fetch them again, most notably:
* asm
* gson
* guava
* guice
* soy
The bad news here is, that re-fetching takes place with rules_closure's
java_import_external rule, that is not using our own download_file.py
utility and thus the artifacts are not cached in ~/.gerritcodereview
directory, so that when the build is repeated on the same machine but on
different clone of gerrit repository all rules_closure dependencies
are going to be re-fetched again.
Another complication of re-fetching is that the different versions of
the artifacts are now fetched: e.g. Gerrit is using guava 21, and
closure rule is using guava 20. The reason why we don't have the
collision here is because gerrit mounts this dependency under @guava
directory, whereas rules_closure is using canonical artifact name, so
that we get:
* external/com_google_guava/guava-20.0.jar # fetched by rules_closure
* external/guava/jar/guava-21.0.jar # fetched by gerrit
Test Plan:
1. conduct ES6 modification, e.g. apply this CL: [2]
2. run bazel build gerrit
3. verify that transpiled code actually work
[1] f68d4b5a55
[2] https://gerrit-review.googlesource.com/105104
Bug: Issue 6110
Change-Id: I3f3adf8ce5e613d45d1d0684b823e48e68a14080
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