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Additionally, a few special version names are supported for our official releases only (these formats do not work when using a fork):
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-`last_green` refers to the Bazel binary that was built at the most recent commit that passed [Bazel CI](https://buildkite.com/bazel/bazel-bazel).
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Ideally this binary should be very close to Bazel-at-head.
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-`last_downstream_green` points to the most recent Bazel binary that builds and tests all [downstream projects](https://buildkite.com/bazel/bazel-at-head-plus-downstream) successfully.
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-`last_rc` points to the most recent release candidate.
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If there is no active release candidate, Bazelisk uses the latest Bazel release instead.
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-`rolling` refers to the latest rolling release (even if there is a newer LTS release).
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Note: `last_downstream_green` support has been removed, please use `last_green` instead.
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## Where does Bazelisk get Bazel from?
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By default Bazelisk retrieves Bazel releases, release candidates and binaries built at green commits from Google Cloud Storage. The downloaded artifacts are validated against the SHA256 value recorded in `BAZELISK_VERIFY_SHA256` if this variable is set in the configuration file.
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For ease of use, the Python version of Bazelisk is written to work with Python 2.7 and 3.x and only uses modules provided by the standard library.
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The Go version can be compiled to run natively on Linux, macOS and Windows.
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The Go version can be compiled to run natively on Linux, macOS and Windows.
// GCSRepo represents a Bazel repository on Google Cloud Storage that contains Bazel releases, release candidates and Bazel binaries built at arbitrary commits.
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