tree 4455ea6c6114ea0f9dc7a063a49a78512b69bf11
parent 31d0efd69e27c93d57f8b2b5664867e1e21828c6
author Richard Levasseur <rlevasseur@google.com> 1678401485 -0800
committer GitHub <noreply@github.com> 1678401485 -0800
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feat: bzl file per rule/provider (#1122)

This is basically a performance optimization. Bazel can only see that a
bzl file changed, not the particular contents. This means that any
downstream bzl file loading it is invalidated, even if it doesn't load
any of the affected code. As an example, if a package only loads
`py_library.bzl`, then changing `py_test.bzl` doesn't need to invalidate
all libraries.

* Also removes some more extraneous license comments

Work towards #1069