With Maven you can have circular dependencies within a module, whereas Bazel IIRC gets its speed from having a graph of small modules where only modules that ch

With Maven you can have circular dependencies within a module, whereas Bazel IIRC gets its speed from having a graph of small modules where only modules that change get rebuilt, but which places strict requirements on circle-free code. So how does this work with maven? Does it just make one huge bazel module that gets recompiled every time? I'd be interested in some more details in the readme. Also FWIW bazel is the only official way to use j2cl to compile java to javascript.