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 test --test_output=errors

 # Do NOT implicitly create empty __init__.py files in the runfiles tree.
 # By default, these are created in every directory containing Python source code
 # or shared libraries, and every parent directory of those directories,
 # excluding the repo root directory. With this flag set, we are responsible for
 # creating (possibly empty) __init__.py files and adding them to the srcs of
 # Python targets as required.
 build --incompatible_default_to_explicit_init_py

 # Windows makes use of runfiles for some rules
 build --enable_runfiles

 # Do NOT implicitly create empty __init__.py files in the runfiles tree.
 # By default, these are created in every directory containing Python source code
 # or shared libraries, and every parent directory of those directories,
 # excluding the repo root directory. With this flag set, we are responsible for
 # creating (possibly empty) __init__.py files and adding them to the srcs of
 # Python targets as required.
 build --incompatible_default_to_explicit_init_py
	test --test_output=errors

	# Do NOT implicitly create empty __init__.py files in the runfiles tree.
	# By default, these are created in every directory containing Python source code
	# or shared libraries, and every parent directory of those directories,
	# excluding the repo root directory. With this flag set, we are responsible for
	# creating (possibly empty) __init__.py files and adding them to the srcs of
	# Python targets as required.
	build --incompatible_default_to_explicit_init_py

	# Windows makes use of runfiles for some rules
	build --enable_runfiles

	# Do NOT implicitly create empty __init__.py files in the runfiles tree.
	# By default, these are created in every directory containing Python source code
	# or shared libraries, and every parent directory of those directories,
	# excluding the repo root directory. With this flag set, we are responsible for
	# creating (possibly empty) __init__.py files and adding them to the srcs of
	# Python targets as required.
	build --incompatible_default_to_explicit_init_py