fix: use com_google_protobuf in WORKSPACE (#2432) The only way to support both workspace and bzlmod mode, is to call protobuf com_google_protobuf. This is because old Bazel's encode it in default values of `--protoco_compiler` flag, and so new Bazel 8 needs to do the same. For bzlmod, upgrade rules_cc to 0.0.16 and rules_java (dev dep) to 8.3.1. Those are minimal versions that are also calling protobuf again com_google_protobuf. For workspace, upgrade rules_cc to 0.1.0. This is an incompatible version that doesn't call Protobuf. rules_python users may use it. In case they need cc_proto_library in `@rules_cc//cc/defs.bzl`, they can overwrite the version to 0.0.16 in WORKSPACE (or use protobuf_deps that already does that). Disable docs generation targets on WORKSPACE CI setups. They are broken by rules_java upgrade. Upgrades dependencies: * rules_cc 0.0.16 (Bzlmod) and rules_cc 0.1.0 (WORKSPACE) * rules_java 8.3.1 * bazel_skylib 1.7.0 (workspace; bzlmod already specifying that version) * protobuf 29.0-rc2 (workspace; bzlmod already specifying that version) Fixes https://github.com/bazelbuild/rules_python/issues/2429 --------- Co-authored-by: Richard Levasseur <rlevasseur@google.com>
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