I have worked with Bazel, in a large, multi-language organization, but most of these points are solving the wrong problem. Often I argue for questioning the pro

I have worked with Bazel, in a large, multi-language organization, but most of these points are solving the wrong problem. Often I argue for questioning the problems rather than taking them at face value and building an unnecessarily complex solution. Bazel is designed for managing complexity - and adding tons more in the process - while the right solution is to reduce complexity.