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Release 8.3.0rc3 (2025-06-17)
Release Notes:
ExternalDeps:
- source.json now supports a new attribute
mirror_urls
as backup URLs for the source archive. (#25937) repository_ctx.download_and_extract
now supports the.whl
file extension for Python wheel files, treating them as ZIP archives under PEP 427. (#26323)
General:
- User-provided repo names may now start with a number. (#26252)
Performance:
- Added the
load_wasm
andexecute_wasm
methods torepository_ctx
andmodule_ctx
that allow repo rules and module extensions to run a WebAssembly binary. These methods are only available if--experimental_repository_ctx_execute_wasm
is set. (#26280)
Acknowledgements:
This release contains contributions from many people at Google, as well as Aaron Levy, Adin Cebic, Alberto Cavalcante, bazel.build machine account, Benji Vos, benjivos, Chi Wang, David Sanderson, Fabian Meumertzheim, Farid Zakaria, Greg, helly25, Jaden Peterson, Jim Carroll, John Millikin, Jordan Mele, Keith Smiley, Xdng Yng, Xùdōng Yáng, Zhongpeng Lin.
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