feat(rules): allow deriving custom rules from core rules #2666
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PR #2666 forgot to add public load targets for the attr/rule builder apis and associated build targets for docs and bzl_library. --------- Co-authored-by: Richard Levasseur <[email protected]>
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This exposes public functions for creating builders for py_binary, py_test, and py_library.
It also adds some docs and examples for how to use them.
I'm calling this a "volatile" API -- it's public, but the pieces that comprise
it (e.g. all the rule args, attributes, the attribute args, etc) are likely to change
in various ways, and not all modifications to them can be supported in a backward
compatible way. Hence the "volatile" term:
Work towards #1647