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A regression from upgrading to rules_python 0.22.0 is that a Python toolchain is no longer registered by default (the prior 0.4.0 version registered the "autodetecting" toolchain). Subsequent versions of rules_python (0.23.0 or later) register a toolchain by default again, but it's a downloaded runtime, which makes upgrading more involved. Instead, make the bazel_tools module register the "autodetecting" toolchain to restore the rules_python 0.4.0 behavior. This should suffice bazel_tools is upgraded to 0.23.0 or later.
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… toolchain by default A regression from upgrading to rules_python 0.22.0 is that a Python toolchain is no longer registered by default (the prior 0.4.0 version registered the "autodetecting" toolchain). Subsequent versions of rules_python (0.23.0 or later) register a toolchain by default again, but it's a downloaded runtime, which makes upgrading more involved. To fix, upgrade to 0.22.1, which registers the autodetecting toolchain. This restores the rules_python 0.4.0 behavior and should suffice until bazel_tools is upgraded to 0.23.0 or later. Fixes bazelbuild#20458 Closes bazelbuild#20514 PiperOrigin-RevId: 592578175 Change-Id: I707a4c96829063536f81cc10e144652102da1e7e
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… toolchain by default A regression from upgrading to rules_python 0.22.0 is that a Python toolchain is no longer registered by default (the prior 0.4.0 version registered the "autodetecting" toolchain). Subsequent versions of rules_python (0.23.0 or later) register a toolchain by default again, but it's a downloaded runtime, which makes upgrading more involved. To fix, upgrade to 0.22.1, which registers the autodetecting toolchain. This restores the rules_python 0.4.0 behavior and should suffice until bazel_tools is upgraded to 0.23.0 or later. Fixes bazelbuild#20458 Closes bazelbuild#20514 PiperOrigin-RevId: 592578175 Change-Id: I707a4c96829063536f81cc10e144652102da1e7e
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… toolchain by default (#21369) A regression from upgrading to rules_python 0.22.0 is that a Python toolchain is no longer registered by default (the prior 0.4.0 version registered the "autodetecting" toolchain). Subsequent versions of rules_python (0.23.0 or later) register a toolchain by default again, but it's a downloaded runtime, which makes upgrading more involved. To fix, upgrade to 0.22.1, which registers the autodetecting toolchain. This restores the rules_python 0.4.0 behavior and should suffice until bazel_tools is upgraded to 0.23.0 or later. Fixes #20458 Closes #20514 PiperOrigin-RevId: 592578175 Change-Id: I707a4c96829063536f81cc10e144652102da1e7e Fixes #21348 Co-authored-by: Richard Levasseur <[email protected]>
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A regression from upgrading to rules_python 0.22.0 is that a Python toolchain is no longer registered by default (the prior 0.4.0 version registered the "autodetecting" toolchain). Subsequent versions of rules_python (0.23.0 or later) register a toolchain by default again, but it's a downloaded runtime, which makes upgrading more involved.
To fix, upgrade to 0.22.1, which registers the autodetecting toolchain. This restores the rules_python 0.4.0 behavior and should suffice until bazel_tools is upgraded to 0.23.0 or later.