[bazel] Move Objective-C runtime into //objectivec #7694
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Removing language-specific targets from the top-level BUILD file will allow users to keep their workspaces smaller and easier to maintain by not depending on language rules they don't need. Similar work was done for Java in protocolbuffers#7190.
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@acozzette As usual I forgot to add the new file to the PTAL, thanks! |
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@acozzette Thanks! The remaining failures look unrelated to the change. |
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@thomasvl Do you have any thoughts on this change? |
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nope. The bazel support hasn't been something I've really been looped into. |
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Removing language-specific targets from the top-level BUILD file
will allow users to keep their workspaces smaller and easier to
maintain by not depending on language rules they don't need.
The top-level targets are kept as an alias, so this is not a breaking
change. There is currently no intention to deprecate and remove
the top-level targets.
Similar work was done for Java in #7190.