Gazelle: extract import resolution out of rules package #1043
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Previously, rules.Generator performed import resolution (using the resolve package) as it generated rules. With this change, Generator now produces a "_gazelle_imports" attribute, which is resolved and replaced with "deps". This is necessary since we must be able to index generated rules. We need to generate and index all rules, then resolve imports to deps in a separate phase. Related bazelbuild#859
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Previously, rules.Generator performed import resolution (using the
resolve package) as it generated rules. With this change, Generator
now produces a "_gazelle_imports" attribute, which is resolved and
replaced with "deps".
This is necessary since we must be able to index generated rules. We
need to generate and index all rules, then resolve imports to deps in
a separate phase.
Related #859