Remove obsolete Bazel spawn strategies
After the latest Bazel upgrade, the --spawn_strategy=standalone doesn't show the output of the subprocess created, making the troubleshoot of the failures impossible. Since release 0.27 Bazel auto detects the execution strategy, if no strategy flag is provided. If none of the strategy flags was used, Bazel will generate a default list of strategies (in this order): remote,worker,sandboxed,local and, for every action it wants to execute, will pick up the first strategy that can execute it. See this blog entry for more details: [1]. [1] https://blog.bazel.build/2019/06/19/list-strategy.html Change-Id: I4be8375cee88f3565bae5c53cd1a3484ce398abachanges/04/778404/8
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{{ bazelisk_executable }} version
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{{ bazelisk_executable }} \
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build \
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--spawn_strategy=standalone \
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--genrule_strategy=standalone \
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{{ bazelisk_targets|join(' ') }}
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args:
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executable: /bin/bash
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