fix: do not register a python toolchain #523
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Do not register a python toolchain: this is unnecessary since rules_python registers a default toolchain already. Moreover, this toolchain registration could negatively affect a user of `rules_bazel_integration_test` by registering a toolchain the root module may not want to use (and that might be selected depending on that module's dependency ordering). Fixes bazel-contrib#520
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Thanks @fmeum! I don’t have write access, do you mind merging on my behalf? |
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Do not register a python toolchain: this is unnecessary since rules_python registers a default toolchain already. Moreover, this toolchain registration could negatively affect a user of
rules_bazel_integration_testby registering a toolchain the root module may not want to use (and that might be selected depending on that module's dependency ordering).Fixes #520