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fix: update 5.0 post with breaking change #265

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@davidxia davidxia commented Feb 3, 2022

--incompatible_restrict_string_escapes was removed
here

cc @Wyverald

see bazelbuild/bazel#14695

`--incompatible_restrict_string_escapes` was removed
[here](bazelbuild/bazel@21b4b1a)
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Thanks!
Sorry for forgetting the relnotes.

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davidxia commented Feb 9, 2022

Thanks, any next steps to merging this?

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Wyverald commented Feb 9, 2022

@aiuto thoughts?

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These seems like a pretty straightforward change.

@hicksjoseph hicksjoseph merged commit 45e5759 into bazelbuild:master Feb 9, 2022
@davidxia davidxia deleted the patch-1 branch February 9, 2022 18:45
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aiuto commented Feb 10, 2022

I think we have a process question here.
Why is anyone but a single release manager for all of 5.x reviewing anything related to 5.x?

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This is the blog. I mean I am fine with just approving and merging this blog post, but normally any blog post changes get reviewed by one of you guys, no?

If you're talking about the PRs against the 5.1 branch in bazelbuild/bazel, then yes, the release manager should be reviewing and merging them (as I have been). Sometimes Github automatically assigns reviewers due to CODEOWNERS, but there's not much we can do there.

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aiuto commented Feb 11, 2022

A product manager should approve all blog posts. For now, that is Joe Hicks.
I didn't phrase myself well. It was more a question of why our approval process allows anyone else a reviewer.
We should clean up the codeowners.

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