You are absolutely correct: Bazel by itself does not make your builds reproducible. If a tool calls rand() or bakes the current time into its output, reproducibility goes out of the window. What Bazel does, however, is…
Currently about 60% of our code (in terms of lines of Java code, excluding tests) is open sourced. The rest is glue logic to internal Google systems or build rules that we haven't open sourced. Some of these rules, we…
You are absolutely correct: Bazel by itself does not make your builds reproducible. If a tool calls rand() or bakes the current time into its output, reproducibility goes out of the window. What Bazel does, however, is…
Currently about 60% of our code (in terms of lines of Java code, excluding tests) is open sourced. The rest is glue logic to internal Google systems or build rules that we haven't open sourced. Some of these rules, we…