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No, Bazel just fails to satisfy the very real need of building on less powerful machines because of its technological choice, a need served by other tools compe
by brmgb 6y ago
No, Bazel just fails to satisfy the very real need of building on less powerful machines because of its technological choice, a need served by other tools competing with it, and therefore is not really a truly general, one size fit all, solution.
The fact that you personally deem the needs of others illegitimate doesn't preclude them from actually existing.