[gazelle] Allow package-level granularity nested within module-level#421
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Subdirectories within a module-granularity tree can now override back to package granularity by setting `# gazelle:java_module_granularity package`. This allows specific packages to be built independently while the rest of the module continues to aggregate into a single target.
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We talked about this 1:1 and I think the behavior you are trying to fix is already correct. The one behavior That I think is incorrect/unsupported is a module granularity of module and package nested. I.e. I did not try this. |
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Subdirectories within a module-granularity tree can now override back to package granularity by setting
# gazelle:java_module_granularity package. This allows specific packages to be built independently while the rest of the module continues to aggregate into a single target.