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…se PyInfo et al builtins (bazel-contrib#2485)

For Bazel 9 workspace builds, if `@rules_python_internal` isn't defined
early enough,
an earlier version of `@rules_python` gets defined and the logic to not
use the builtin
PyInfo et al symbols doesn't occur. Since Bazel 9 doesn't have these
builtins, an error
occurs.

This seems to only happen if the main module is rules_python. The
example workspaces don't
see to have an issue. I'm not sure why, but it seems similar to the
behavior where
autoloading is disabled for specific repos, rules_python among them.

To fix, move the `@rules_python_internal` repo definition to be earlier
in the WORKSPACE
processing. With that repo defined, the conditional logic takes place,
and things seem
to be happy.

rules_proto is deprecated and recent versions simply forward onto
com_google_protobuf.
Older versions (e.g. 6.x used by us today), however, use the rules_proto
or native
(Bazel builtin) implementation. When those older versions are used with
Bazel 9,
which has removed various proto things, errors occur.

To fix, switch to using com_google_protobuf directly. More recent
versions of rules_proto
just forward onto com_google_protobuf anyways, so this just removes the
extra dependency
and having to deal with WORKSPACE setup.

Work towards bazel-contrib#2469

Support is implemented, just documenting this is left.

Fixes bazel-contrib#2386

Summary:
* Remove the old `7.x` config from all `.bazelrc`.
* Drop bazel 6 from example testing/support. The `.bazelrc`
  for enabling `WORKSPACE` cannot work across bazel 6,7,8.
* Add missing `BUILD.bazel` file for integration tests.
* Remove an integration test runner for `bazel 6.x`.
* RBE test for bazel 8 is still not working. 
* bump `rules_java` for internal WORKSPACE dependencies to
  a version that supports `8.x`.
* start running bazel-in-bazel integration tests using bazel `8.x`.
* until bazel-contrib/rules_bazel_integration_test#414 is merged,
  we need to use bazel 7 for the delete_packagese pre-commit hook,
  not sure about how to track this as the `cgrindel/bazel-lib` needs
  a new version.

Fixes bazel-contrib#2378

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Co-authored-by: Richard Levasseur <[email protected]>

Strip potential trailing slash when building url on the case of relative
path without up-references. In particular, this fixes using
`experimental_index_url` with a AWS CodeArtifact python repository,
which currently fails package downloads due to an incorrect URL (with
double `//`) being produced by this code.

Co-authored-by: Richard Levasseur <[email protected]>

…azel-contrib#2488)

With this change the environment markers from the requirements.txt files
no longer end up in the whl_library definitions. I am reusing a function
that already is parsing each requirement line for `sha256` values and
added
logic to extract the `marker` at that point. This means that the change
is
also trivial to backport to the `WORKSPACE` and the logic in the
extension
becomes simpler and we don't rely only on integration tests.

Expected changes to the users:
* If they have vendored pip requirements in `WORKSPACE`, those will be
  reformatted and the env markers will be removed.
* The `MODULE.bazel.lock` file will be likewise reformatted if users are
not using `--experimental_index_url`. Also, the env markers will not be
  passed in the `requirement`.
* `bazel query 'deps("@pypi//foo")'` should start working in more cases.

Fixes bazel-contrib#2450.

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…bazel-contrib#2501)

Building with Bazel 9 using WORKSPACE results in an odd error that
`PyInfo`
isn't defined. Oddly, the error refers to
`rules_python/python/private/reexports.bzl`
for rules_python 0.28.0. This seems to only happen when the main module
is rules_python.

While Bazel 9 is supposed to drop workspace support, I've been advised
it's better to
keep testing WORKSPACE support until closer to when Bazel 9 fully
removes it.

My best guess about what's happening is Bazel's autoloading is
triggering and somehow
defining rules_python before it's recognized that the main module is
rules_python.
The autoloading appears to be triggered, eventually, by things in
bazel_tools loading
rules_python.

While removing unnecessary `@bazel_tools` loads in rules_python helps,
the particular
case I can't find a clean solution to is when
`@@rules_java//toolchains:toolchain_java11_definition` causes
rules_python to be
loaded. This appears to end up loading rules_python via
`@bazel_tools//tools/jdk:BUILD`, which has has some py rules defined in
it.

To fix/work around this issue, `local_repository` can be used to define
the `rules_python`
repo before autoloading happens. This appears to take precedence over
whatever logic
autoloading has.

Work towards bazel-contrib#2469

… Parameter Syntax) by using dougthor42's fork of go-tree-sitter (bazel-contrib#2496)

Replaces bazel-contrib#2413.

Fixes bazel-contrib#2396.

This updates the `go-tree-sitter` dependency to use my fork that
includes `BUILD.bazel` files. Specifically, the `BUILD.bazel` files in
the fork include references to top-level code like `array.h` which the
original Gazelle-generated files for `go-tree-sitter` were not able to
handle. I also include the test cases that @maffoo created in bazel-contrib#2413 and
verified that they (a) fail before the fix and (b) pass after the fix.

The fork is: https://github.com/dougthor42/go-tree-sitter

The branch that includes all changes is:
https://github.com/dougthor42/go-tree-sitter/tree/for-rules-python-gazelle-plugin

A couple notes:
+ I have a PR open to get `go-tree-sitter` into BCR
[here](bazelbuild/bazel-central-registry#3366).
However:
1. I'm having trouble getting tests to pass and to get things running
locally to validate it
2. Using BCR would not fix things for people who still use WORKSPACE
(right?)
+ The fork is _mostly_ [autogenerated BUILD.bazel files from
gazelle](smacker/go-tree-sitter@cfa9bdf)
but also contains:
+ [manual updates so that build files reference the toplevel `array.h`
and other
files](smacker/go-tree-sitter@63f89cd)
+ [replace all `smacker` with `dougthor42` so that `go build`
works](smacker/go-tree-sitter@8a73cbd)
    + various other more minor things.
+ I was unable to get `go mod edit -replace` to work, so I've just
manually updated `go.mod` and whatnot everywhere. If someone with more
go knowledge has a suggestion I'm happy to hear it.

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…ib#2504)

The code path pip_parse follows when using a WORKSPACE file with
use_hub_alias_dependencies enabled forgets to pass requirement cycles
along to alias creation, leading to the _groups package never being
created and aliases skipping them.  Requirement cycles are just ignored
entirely.  In this patch we attempt to fix that so grouping works more
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The code example comment uses `toolchain_impls` (extra s), while the
target references
use `toolchain_impl` (no s). This made me go back and double-check when
reading the
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Remove the extra "s" in the comment so it matches what the target
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…ontrib#2510)

This clarifies a few points about how to use the python interpreter in
the repository
context. It also fixes outdated documentation as noted by some users of
1.0.

See discussion:
bazel-contrib#2509

Fixes bazel-contrib#2494

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Previously, the import path within the runfiles was only correct for the
case --legacy_external_runfiles=True (which copied the runfiles into
`$RUNFILES/<main repo>/external/<external repo>/<path>` in addition to
`$RUNFILES/<external repo>/<path>`. This flag was flipped to False in
Bazel 8.0.0.

Fixes bazel-contrib#2515.

Tested locally against the minimal reproducer in that issue.

…match (bazel-contrib#2519)

With this change we get the current values of the python configuration
values printed in addition to the message printed previously. This
should help us advise users who don't have their builds configured
correctly.

We are adding an extra `build_setting` which we can set in order to get
an error message instead of a `DEBUG` warning. This has been documented
as part of our config settings and in the `no_match_error` in the
`select` statement.

Example output now
```console
$ bazel cquery --@rules_python//python/config_settings:python_version=3.12 @dev_pip//sphinx
DEBUG: /home/aignas/src/github/aignas/rules_python/python/private/config_settings.bzl:193:14: The current configuration rules_python config flags is:
    @@//python/config_settings:pip_whl: "auto"
    @@//python/config_settings:pip_whl_glibc_version: ""
    @@//python/config_settings:pip_whl_muslc_version: ""
    @@//python/config_settings:pip_whl_osx_arch: "arch"
    @@//python/config_settings:pip_whl_osx_version: ""
    @@//python/config_settings:py_freethreaded: "no"
    @@//python/config_settings:py_linux_libc: "glibc"
    @@//python/config_settings:python_version: "3.12"

If the value is missing, then the default value is being used, see documentation:
https://rules-python.readthedocs.io/en/latest/api/rules_python/python/config_settings
ERROR: /home/aignas/.cache/bazel/_bazel_aignas/6f0de8c9128ee8d5dbf27ba6dcc48bdd/external/+pip+dev_pip/sphinx/BUILD.bazel:6:12: configurable attribute "actual" in @@+pip+dev_pip//sphinx:_no_matching_repository doesn't match this configuration: No matching wheel for current configuration's Python version.

The current build configuration's Python version doesn't match any of the Python
wheels available for this distribution. This distribution supports the following Python
configuration settings:
    //_config:is_cp3.11_py3_none_any
    //_config:is_cp3.13_py3_none_any

To determine the current configuration's Python version, run:
    `bazel config <config id>` (shown further below)

For the current configuration value see the debug message above that is
printing the current flag values. If you can't see the message, then re-run the
build to make it a failure instead by running the build with:
    --@@//python/config_settings:current_config=fail

However, the command above will hide the `bazel config <config id>` message.

This instance of @@+pip+dev_pip//sphinx:_no_matching_repository has configuration identifier 29ffcf8. To inspect its configuration, run: bazel config 29ffcf8.

For more help, see https://bazel.build/docs/configurable-attributes#faq-select-choose-condition.

ERROR: Analysis of target '@@+pip+dev_pip//sphinx:sphinx' failed; build aborted: Analysis failed
INFO: Elapsed time: 0.112s
INFO: 0 processes.
ERROR: Build did NOT complete successfully
```

Fixes bazel-contrib#2466

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…b#2523)

This furthers the work of removing the artificial split of code that
stemmed from
when the implementation was part of Bazel itself. Summary of changes:

* Move most of `py_executable_bazel.bzl` into `py_executable.bzl`
* Move most of `common_bazel.bzl` into `common.bzl`
* Create `precompile.bzl` for the precompile helpers. This is to avoid a
  circular dependency between common.bzl and attributes.bzl.

Work towards bazel-contrib#2522

Adds 3.13.1 Python toolchain.

Also updates 3.13 to map to 3.13.1.

Tests have been slightly altered to make spotting the override easier.

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Co-authored-by: Ignas Anikevicius <[email protected]>

…-contrib#2532)

The warning is somewhat non-actionable and the sources can be
inspected via the MODULE.bazel.lock file if needed. This makes it
easier to make this option a default at some point.

At the same time cleanup the code since we are not using the
`get_index_urls` to print the warning.

Work towards bazel-contrib#260

…ib#2527)

Later in the code we would only use the results of SimpleAPI
if the package has shas, so actually doing these calls is just
wasting time, because we would be dropping the results anyway.

Work towards bazel-contrib#2100

Summary:
- Move the `whl_library` creation into a separate function and remove
  the `TODO` note.
- Move the creation of the `get_index_urls` functions into outer
  `parse_modules` function and simplify the reproducible extension
  setting logic.
- Remove the `prefix` parameter from the `*repo_name` functions.
- Add an extra error message, for ensuring that invariants are met.

Work towards bazel-contrib#260

…b#2538)

This adds attributes and fields of use to static analysis.

For type definition files (usually `.pyi` files), the `pyi_srcs` and
`pyi_deps`
fields are added to the rules. They end up in the PyInfo fields
direct_pyi_files
and transitive_pyi_files.

So that static analysis tools can retain access to a target's Python
source files,
even if precompiling is enabled, `direct_original_sources` and
`transitive_original_sources` fields are added to PyInfo.

Work towards bazel-contrib#2537,
bazel-contrib#296

…el-contrib#2536)

Don't ignore `setup.py` files when running Gazelle.

Fixes bazel-contrib#2108.

I believe that `setup.py` was originally ignored because it, when found
that the repo root, is part of `setuptools` config and may have caused
problems with Gazelle.

I've been running our Google Quantum code with this patch for a long
while now and not seen any issues. I figured it was time to upstream it.

…azel-contrib#2531)

Instead of querying everything in parallel and yielding a lot of 404
warnings, let's query the main index first and then query the other
indexes only for the packages that were not yet found.

What is more, we can print the value of
`experimental_index_url_overrides`
for the users to use.

Whilst at it, add a unit test to check the new logic.

Fixes bazel-contrib#2100, since this is the best `rules_python` can do for now.

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…ib#2541)

Today, specifying the Python version for a target requires using the
version-aware
rules in `transition.bzl` (or the generated equivalents bound to a
specific Python
version). With the rules rewritten in Bazel, that functionality can be
moved into
the base rules themselves. Moving the logic into the base rules
simplifies the
implementation and avoids having to re-implement subtle behaviors in the
wrappers
to correctly emulate the wrapped target.

For backwards compatibility, the symbols in `transition.bzl` are left as
aliases
to the underlying rules.

This is reusing a bit of code used in `evaluate_markers` and makes use
of the RECORD files in the `whl` files that we use to extract whls in
`whl_library`. This should be merged before bazel-contrib#2514 to avoid any cache
invalidation issues downstream.

Fixes bazel-contrib#2468

…es (bazel-contrib#2514)

We had an issue to install jaxlib with bazel when running the following
command (using rules_python v0.39):
```bash
          bazel test \
              --repo_env=HERMETIC_PYTHON_VERSION=3.13-ft \
              --repo_env=JAX_NUM_GENERATED_CASES=$JAX_NUM_GENERATED_CASES \
              --repo_env=JAX_ENABLE_X64=$JAX_ENABLE_X64 \
              --repo_env=JAX_SKIP_SLOW_TESTS=$JAX_SKIP_SLOW_TESTS \
              --repo_env=PYTHON_GIL=$PYTHON_GIL \
              --repo_env=TSAN_OPTIONS="halt_on_error=1" \
              --//jax:build_jaxlib=false \
              --nocache_test_results \
              --test_output=all \
              //tests:cpu_tests
```

According to @vam-google, this was due to old pip/packaging versions. We
updated them and this helped to make work the whole building/testing
pipeline: jax-ml/jax#24898
So, we would like to upstream the patch:
https://github.com/jax-ml/jax/pull/24898/files#diff-e3dc8d7d2bf5d057f95b86bcff7360b6c99fa1f458882fd112b58da4aceb53e4

In a couple recent PRs, I put "VERSION_NEXT_{feature,patch}" as place
holders since I
wasn't sure what the next appropriate version would be for unreleased
code. e.g.
specifying `1.0.1` becomes invalid if a subsequent PR would make it
`1.1.0`.

To help remind us to populate these values before a release, have the
release workflow
check for the marker strings.

…contrib#2549)

Internally rules_python decides whether the implementation should use
the legacy builtin rules from bazel or not.
The rules_python attributes have diverged from the builtin rules e.g.
`precompile` and so a consumer of this library that wants to support
bazel versions that are still using the legacy builtin rules needs a
method to be able to query whether the rules are being used.

This change adds a entry to features.bzl to expose whether the legacy
builtin rules are being used.

Update headers and version links in CHANGELOG.md for 1.1.0 release

* Change "VERSION_NEXT" markers to upcoming 1.1.0 release
* Change incorrect 0.41.0 mention to 1.0.0

With the current `//python/bin:repl` implementation, any variables
defined in `PYTHONSTARTUP` are not actually available in the REPL
itself. I accidentally omitted this in the first patch.

This patch fixes the issue and adds appropriate tests.

Misc updates to fix doc warnings

* Replace `collection` with `list`. Collections aren't a formal type.
Just use list
  as a stand-in.
* Create faux AttributeBuilder typedef so that AttributeBuilder
references don't
  give a xref warning.
* Change to object-lookup for `python` name (its a module extension, not
rule)

…#2888)

This moves the creation of the host_toolchain repos into the bzlmod
phase.

This is to facilitate future work to allow for when a a particular
version
doesn't provide a host-compatible variant

Work towards bazel-contrib#2081

…ontrib#2912)

The target_platforms attribute is unused. The attribute gets used, but
the values it
computes are never used.

bazel-contrib#2914)

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This makes bzlmod pass the platform metadata to the host_toolchain rule
instead of
the host toolchain rule using the fixed PLATFORMS global.

This allows the bzlmod extension to modify the platforms that are
available, where the
fixed PLATFORM global can't be changed.

Work towards bazel-contrib#2081

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More misc xrefs fixes in:

* attr_builders
* py_console_script_binary
* pypi envvar ref

It turns out the `unsorted-dict-items` disable in versions.bzl is
load-bearing: the
precedence of what host-compatible runtime is selected depends on the
order of keys.
Hence, the keys are carefully defined such that freethreaded and musl
come after the
regular runtimes.

Make this subtle and implicit behavior explicit by having an ordering
function that
sorts keys in the order we want.

Work towards bazel-contrib#2081

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…2920)

I wrote up the docs awhile, but didn't fully wire them through to the
doc gen.

Fixes some various issues with the generated docs along the way.

…azel-contrib#2926)

The host_toolchain name is misleading, so rename it to some more
accurate.

Work towards bazel-contrib#2913

When there are multiple Python toolchains, there are currently two ways
of setting the default version: the `is_default` attribute of the
`python.toolchain()` tag class and the `python.defaults()` tag class.
The latter is more powerful, since it also supports files and
environment variables. This patch updates the examples and the docs to
use `python.defaults()`.

Relates to pull request bazel-contrib#2588 and issue bazel-contrib#2587.

Use `os.path.normpath()` to resolve `_main/../repo/` to `repo/` and
convert forward
slashes to backward slashes on Windows.

This fixes an issue where `_main` doesn't exist within runfiles and in
turn the
later assertion that the path to main exists fails (~L542). This
happens,
for example, when packaging a `py_binary` from a foreign repo into a
tar/container.

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Co-authored-by: Richard Levasseur <[email protected]>

…b#2930)

The implementation function name got missed when the repo rule name
itself was changed.

…d attrs (bazel-contrib#2933)

Just some minor refactoring of the py_reconfig rule so that it's easier
to add attributes
that affect transition state. After this, just two spots have to be
modified to
add an attribute (map of attrs, map of attr to transition label).

…b#2867)

# Background
Use case: user is setting up the environment for a docker image, and
needs a bash executable from the py_console_script (e.g. to run `ray`
from command line without full bazel bootstrapping). User is responsible
of setting up the right paths (and hermeticity concerns). There's no
change in default behavior per this diff.

Previously, prior to Bazel mod, this was possible and simple through the
use of `rules_python_wheel_entry_points` ([per
here](https://github.com/bazel-contrib/rules_python/blob/9dfa3abba293488a9a1899832a340f7b44525cad/python/private/pypi/whl_library.bzl#L507))
but these are not reachable now via Bazel mod.

# Approach
Add a shebang attribute that allows users of the console binary to use
it like a binary executable.

This is similar to the functionality that came with wheel entry points
here:

https://github.com/bazel-contrib/rules_python/blob/9dfa3abba293488a9a1899832a340f7b44525cad/python/private/pypi/whl_library.bzl#L507

With this change, one can specify a shebang like:
```starlark
py_console_script_binary(
    name = "yamllint",
    pkg = "@pip//yamllint",
    shebang = "#!/usr/bin/env python3",
)
```

Summary:
- Update tests
- Add test for this functionality
- Leave default to without shebang so this is a non-breaking change
- Documentation (want to hear more about the general approach first, and
also want to hear whether this warrants specific docs, or can just leave
it to API docs)

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Co-authored-by: Ignas Anikevicius <[email protected]>

Co-authored-by: Kayce Basques <[email protected]>

…ib#2882)

With this PR I would like to facilitate the implementation of the venv
layouts because we can in theory take the `srcs` and the `data` within
the `py_library` and then use the `expand_template` to write the extra
Python files if the namespace_pkgs flag is enabled.

The old Python code has been removed and the extra generated files are
written out with `bazel_skylib` `copy_file`.

The implicit `namespace_pkg` init files are included to `py_library`
if the `site-packages` config flag is set to false and I think this
may help with continuing the implementation, but it currently is still
not working as expected (see comment).

Work towards bazel-contrib#2156

)

The migration effort has stalled and we closed the initiative.

bazel-contrib#1360

…2931)

The modeling of the data structures returned by the `parse_requirements`
function was not optimal and this was because historically there was
more logic in the `extension.bzl` and more things were decided there.

With the recent refactors it is possible to have a harder to misuse data
structure from the `parse_requirements`. For each `package` we will
return a struct which will have a `srcs` field that will contain easy to
consume values.

With this in place we can do the fix that is outlined in the referenced
issue.

Work towards bazel-contrib#2648

As found in bazel-contrib#2882 testing, packages like `typing-extensions` which have
`.py` files at the root of the `site-packages` folder don't work and it
seems that the comment about `rules_python` being too eager is only
half-correct.

Since `namespace_pkgs` are no longer there, we can just include all of
the files and if there are collisions, they will be highlighted as build
errors.

Now the following works:
```
bazel build //docs --@rules_python//python/config_settings:venvs_site_packages=yes
```

Work towards bazel-contrib#2156

Summary:
- Split the PyPI docs per topic.
- Move everything to its own folder.
- Separate the `bzlmod` and `WORKSPACE` documentation. Some of the
  features are only available in `bzlmod` and since `bzlmod` is the
  future having that as the default makes things a little easier.
- Fix a few warnings.

Fixes bazel-contrib#2810.

…ib#2939)

This generalizes the ability to populate the venv directory by adding
and additional field,
`kind`, which tells which directory of the venv to populate. A symbolic
constant is used
to indicate which directory so that users don't have to re-derive the
platform and version
specific paths that make up the venv directory names.

This follows the design described by
bazel-contrib#2156 (comment)

This also changes it to a depset of structs to make it more forward
compatible. A provider
is used because they're slightly more memory efficient than regular
structs.

Work towards bazel-contrib#2156

The redirect was going to a non-existent URL when viewed on the deployed
docs.

This was happening because the absolute paths `/api/whatever` don't
exist in the deployed
site -- it's actually `/en/latest/api/whatever`. This went unnoticed
because it works
locally (where there is no /en/latest prefix).

To fix, use a relative url (relative urls are relative to the path that
is redirected from)

This basically allows using any python-build-standalone archive and
using it
if custom flags are set. This is done through the
`single_version_platform_override()`
API, because such archives are inherently version and platform specific.

Key changes:
* The `platform` arg can be any value (mostly; it ends up in repo names)
* Added `target_compatible_with` and `target_settings` args, which
become the
  settings used on the generated toolchain() definition.

The platform settings are version specific, i.e. the key
`(python_version, platform)`
is what maps to the TCW/TS values.

If an existing platform is used, it'll override the defaults that
normally come
from the PLATFORMS global for the particular version. If a new platform
is used,
it creates a new platform entry with those settings.

Along the way:
* Added various docs about internal variables so they're easier to grok
at a glance.

Work towards bazel-contrib#2081

This adds in support to pass in a constraints file to pip-compile.
This is extremly useful when you want to uprade an indirect/intermediate
dependency to pull in security fixes but don't want to add said
dependency to
the requirements.in file.

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Signed-off-by: Vihang Mehta <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Ignas Anikevicius <[email protected]>

…ntrib#2712)

The validating `py_test` generated by `compile_pip_requirements` chokes
when the source `requirements.txt` is stored read-only, such as when
managed by the Perforce Helix Core SCM. Though `dependency_resolver`
makes a temporary copy of this file, it does so w/ `shutil.copy` which
preserves the original read-only file mode. To address this, this commit
replaces `shutil.copy` with a `shutil.copyfileobj` such that the
temporary file is created w/ permissions according to the user's umask.

Resolves (bazel-contrib#2608).

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Co-authored-by: Ignas Anikevicius <[email protected]>

This allows one to download the uv binaries from private mirrors.

The plumbing of the auth attrs allows us to correctly use the `~/.netrc`
or the credential helper for downloading from mirrors that require
authentication.

Testing notes:
* When I tested this, it seems that the dist manifest json may not work
  with private mirrors, but I think it is fine for users in such cases
  to define the `uv` srcs using the `urls` attribute.

Work towards bazel-contrib#1975.

…2932)

This implements the actual fix where we are aggregating the whls and
sdists
correctly from multiple different requirements lines.

Fixes bazel-contrib#2648.
Closes bazel-contrib#2658.

…st (bazel-contrib#2941)

Bazel does not pass environment variables implicitly (even running test
outside of sandbox). This forces compile_pip_requirements test to fail
with timeout when attempting to run it behind the proxy. Also changes
test_command in dependency_resolver string helper to use dot instead of
underscore following deprecation notice