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Prevent failures creating output directories
I would receive reports of build failures along these lines: > ERROR: some/path/BUILD:156:32: Executing genrule //some/path:some_target failed: failed to create output directory '.../some/path/foo' In order to root cause this, I made a minor change to Bazel to extend its logging. See #17951. With that change applied, the error became: > ERROR: some/path/BUILD:156:32: Executing genrule //some/path:some_target failed: failed to create output directory '.../some/path/foo': .../some/path/foo (Not a directory) I was eventually able to reproduce this by manually creating an output file at bazel-bin/some/path, followed by attempting to build the target. It looks like Bazel simply attempts to create output directories without taking into consideration whether a file already exists at the target location. This is problematic when someone alters an existing build target to emit a directory instead of a regular file. Note that this only an issue when the remote action file system is used. Plain builds (ones that don't use Builds without the Bytes or bb_clientd) are unaffected. This change addresses this issue by reusing the same fallback path creation strategy that plain builds already use. Closes #17968. PiperOrigin-RevId: 523408378 Change-Id: I0d7559352687c317de72e0bf5bc6b5ba7452f97e
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