chore(bzlmod): assume that we can always mark the extension as reproducible by aignas · Pull Request #3444 · bazel-contrib/rules_python

Summary of Changes

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This pull request streamlines the pip module extension for bzlmod by removing a redundant conditional check for the reproducible flag in extension_metadata. This change is based on the understanding that all currently supported Bazel versions inherently support marking extensions as reproducible, thus simplifying the codebase and aligning it with previous Bazel 6 and 7 support cleanups.

Highlights

  • Code Simplification: The conditional check for extension_metadata_has_reproducible within the _pip_impl function has been removed, simplifying the logic.
  • Dependency Removal: The bazel_features module is no longer loaded, as its functionality related to reproducible metadata is now assumed to be universally available across supported Bazel versions.
  • Reproducibility Assumption: The pip module extension now unconditionally marks itself as reproducible, reflecting that all supported Bazel versions allow this behavior.
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