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For example the query for fetching the locations of all protocol buffer files you have to escape some characters.
Note the extra \ characters Bazel bazel query 'filter("^[^@].*\.proto$", deps(//target/...))' Dazel dazel query 'filter(\"^[^@].*\\.proto$\", deps(//target/...))'
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bazel query 'filter("^[^@].*\.proto$", deps(//target/...))'
dazel query 'filter(\"^[^@].*\\.proto$\", deps(//target/...))'
Basically if you have a script which should work with both bazel and dazel you'd have to write two different queries.
bazel
dazel
Looking at the source code, I think it might be the result of the way arguments are being quoted when formulating the docker command
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For example the query for fetching the locations of all protocol buffer files you have to escape some characters.
Note the extra
\
charactersBazel
bazel query 'filter("^[^@].*\.proto$", deps(//target/...))'
Dazel
dazel query 'filter(\"^[^@].*\\.proto$\", deps(//target/...))'
Basically if you have a script which should work with both
bazel
anddazel
you'd have to write two different queries.Looking at the source code, I think it might be the result of the way arguments are being quoted when formulating the docker command
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: