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While technically true due to some features of tooling, that is really only masking off part of the repo under a READ-ONLY directory. Builds can (and usually d
by jsolson 9y ago
While technically true due to some features of tooling, that is really only masking off part of the repo under a READ-ONLY directory.
Builds can (and usually do) depend on things that aren't part of your local checkout.
I'd say CitC is a much more accurate representation of the way Piper and blaze "expect" things to work.
- netheril96 9y agoThe dependencies are still downloaded only on need though.
- joshuamorton 9y agoThe dependencies aren't really "downloaded" at all. When you build something, the artifacts are cached locally, but the files you are editing generally speaking not actually stored on your machine. They're accessed on demand via FUSE.