Extract a method for locating Bazel #635
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`bazelisk` can be thought of as two separate pieces. The first of these is a mechanism for locating a particular `bazel` version, possibly downloading it from the Web, or using a local install. The second piece is the additional functionality for flag flipping and finding out where problems have occurred within commits to the project. This PR extracts the location of the `bazel` binary into its own method which can be used by other tooling that also needs to locate the binary.
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You maybe just unlucky, this test is running close to 5 min default limit. Also noticed this issue locally and created #637 to fix it. |
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bazeliskcan be thought of as two separate pieces. The first of these is a mechanism for locating a particularbazelversion, possibly downloading it from the Web, or using a local install. The second piece is the additional functionality for flag flipping and finding out where problems have occurred within commits to the project.This PR extracts the location of the
bazelbinary into its own method which can be used by other tooling that also needs to locate the binary.