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Based off the visibility errors generated by bazel, eg:
ERROR: /blah/BUILD.bazel:0:00: in py_library rule //foo/bar
target '//baz:baz' is not visible from target '//foo/bar'. Check the visibility declaration of the former target if you think the dependency is legitimate
Suggest auto fixes to the user if they accept that the dependencies are infact, legitimate.
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Simple method is just add //foo/bar:__pkg__ to the visibility attribute of //baz:baz without taking any care about package_group targets or coalescing into __subpackages__.
Maybe that's fine if we leave a comment on our new entry that it was auto-added from the CLI, then at least it's more clear that it wasn't done by hand and therefore could use some curation.
Based off the visibility errors generated by bazel, eg:
Suggest auto fixes to the user if they accept that the dependencies are infact, legitimate.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: