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This repo includes:

• 🧱 Latest version of Bazel and dependencies
• 📦 Curated bazelrc flags via [bazelrc-preset.bzl]
• 🧰 Developer environment setup with [bazel_env.bzl]
• ✅ Pre-commit hooks for automatic linting and formatting
• 📚 Maven package manager integration

Before following these instructions, setup the developer environment by running direnv allow and follow any prompts. This ensures that tools we call in the following steps will be on the PATH.

Create a minimal Scala application:

mkdir src
>src/Hello.scala cat <<EOF
object Hello {
  def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
    println("Hello from Scala")
  }
}
EOF

We didn't wire up the BUILD file generator for Scala yet (https://github.com/stackb/scala-gazelle) so we'll add this manually:

touch src/BUILD
buildozer 'new_load @rules_scala//scala:scala.bzl scala_binary' src:__pkg__
buildozer 'new scala_binary Hello' src:__pkg__
buildozer 'add srcs Hello.scala' src:Hello
buildozer 'set main_class Hello' src:Hello

Now the application should run, and we can verify it produced the expected output:

output="$(bazel run src:Hello)"

[ "${output}" = "Hello from Scala" ] || {
    echo >&2 "Wanted output 'Hello from Scala' but got '${output}'"
    exit 1
}