Make helper tool build deterministic#382
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Looks good. go_repository doesn't really support bazel sync yet (we'll probably eventually want to specify a go.mod-style version pattern or something), but more deterministic is better. Thanks!
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Currently, the builds for helper utilities
fetch_repoandgazellearen't deterministic, and have hashes that change depending on where they're built. Since these are built as repository rules, it makes it tricky to prefetch dependencies usingbazel sync, since the hash of dependencies will change per-build.These changes build the helper utilities with the appropriate set of flags to ensure that they're deterministic; this can be tested by running
strings path-to-gazelle | egrep '(\/bazel\/|\/tmp\/)'.Let me know if this works for you folks! All tests pass locally on Linux with these changes.