buck targets command is broken
See original GitHub issueSomething changed between
46bc9ad6c6861759894ad73bbfce41f4e45196ce and 55e63f2f86
That caused ./buckw targets
to error out with
BAD ARGUMENTS: Must specify at least one build target pattern. See https://buckbuild.com/concept/build_target_pattern.html
It seems only ./buckw targets ...
works now as an alternative. Filing bug to confirm if its intended breaking change or a regression
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./buckw targets ...
does not work now. Only./buckw targets //...
works.Yeah, it was intentional. If you want to run
targets
for all targets in a repository you can use//...
. af4694a7cfaedc957f56db6bd3822b56a618587e is the change.