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Ensure rules_proto comes from the module file #13879

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  • Updated the rules_closure_dependencies in the WORKSPACE file to explicitly omit dependencies related to Java, Proto, and Python. This change ensures that these dependencies are managed more precisely, potentially to avoid conflicts or to streamline the build process.

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Modify Closure Dependencies in WORKSPACE                                 

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  • Modified rules_closure_dependencies to omit rules for Java, Proto, and
    Python.
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    PR Description updated to latest commit (a19658c)

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    ⏱️ Estimated effort to review [1-5]

    2, because the PR involves a straightforward modification to the WORKSPACE file to manage dependencies more precisely by omitting certain rules. The change is limited to a few lines and is clear in its intent.

    🧪 Relevant tests

    No

    🔍 Possible issues

    Dependency Management: By omitting rules for Java, Proto, and Python, there might be unforeseen impacts on projects that depend on these rules implicitly. It's important to ensure that all dependent projects are reviewed to confirm that they either do not require these rules or have an alternative setup.

    🔒 Security concerns

    No


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    Add comments to explain the omission of specific rules in the build configuration.

    Consider adding a comment explaining why certain rules are omitted in the
    rules_closure_dependencies function call. This helps maintain clarity and
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    revisiting the code after some time.

    WORKSPACE [32-35]

     rules_closure_dependencies(
    -  omit_rules_java = True,
    -  omit_rules_proto = True,
    -  omit_rules_python = True,
    +  omit_rules_java = True,  # Omitting Java rules due to XYZ reason
    +  omit_rules_proto = True,  # Omitting Proto rules as they are handled elsewhere
    +  omit_rules_python = True,  # Python rules are not needed for this project
     )
     

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