ci: start testing BCR tests with bazel 9 by aignas · Pull Request #3443 · bazel-contrib/rules_python
Summary of Changes
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This pull request updates the continuous integration configurations to include Bazel 9 in the testing matrix. The primary goal is to expand test coverage to the latest Bazel version, ensuring that both general presubmit checks and Bazel Central Registry (BCR) related tests, including Gazelle-specific ones, are compatible and stable with Bazel 9.
Highlights
- Bazel 9 Support: Added Bazel 9 to the testing matrix in
.bazelci/presubmit.ymlto ensure general presubmit tests are run against the latest Bazel version. - BCR Gazelle Tests: Updated
.bcr/gazelle/presubmit.ymlto include Bazel 9 in the testing matrix for Gazelle-specific Bazel Central Registry (BCR) tests. - General BCR Tests: Modified
.bcr/presubmit.ymlto incorporate Bazel 9 into the Bazel version matrix for general Bazel Central Registry (BCR) module tests.
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