Move toolchain registrations to .bazelrc #182
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After the migration to bzlmod, the toolchain registration for the module's code and tests ended up in the MODULE.bazel itself, which means it gets carried across to module users. This means it's not possible to choose which toolchains are wanted, and defeats some of the use cases mentioned in README.md. Moving this to .bazelrc is a workaround that restores the original (pre-bzlmod) behavior. Fixes uber#181
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This is a proposal for a workaround for #181. It gets rid of the problem, but it's not really nice... |
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After the migration to bzlmod, the toolchain registration for the module's code and tests ended up in the MODULE.bazel itself, which means it gets carried across to module users. This means it's not possible to choose which toolchains are wanted, and defeats some of the use cases mentioned in README.md.
Moving this to .bazelrc is a workaround that restores the original (pre-bzlmod) behavior.
Fixes #181