Bump nodeps rules_apple and rules_swift deps - #30910
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Both of these repos had fixes for 9.x that require these newer versions. These nodeps versions matter because rules_cc -> protobuf -> googleapis -> grpc -> these repos gets pulled into everything by default, and in older versions this has a windows specific failure even if you never actually use them.
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looks like this would require bumping the version of protobuf in the MODULE.tools as well, so idk if that's an issue or not. I could have gone lower here but I chose the same that's in the main MODULE.bazel here |
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Both of these repos had fixes for 9.x that require these newer versions.
These nodeps versions matter because rules_cc -> protobuf -> googleapis
-> grpc -> these repos gets pulled into everything by default, and in
older versions this has a windows specific failure even if you never
actually use them.