Bazel Blog

Launching the new and improved Bazel site

Launching the new and improved Bazel site

Bazel 5.0

Bazel 5.0 is a major release and Bazel’s second LTS release. It contains new features and backwards incompatible changes from 4.x, the previous LTS release.

Remembering Jon Gerrish

Remembering Jon Gerrish

Register for BazelCon 2021

BazelCon is coming to you on November 17-18, 2021! BazelCon registration is open! http://goo.gle/bazelcon21

Bazel 4.2

Bazel 4.2 is a minor release as part of Bazel’s first LTS release. It is fully backward compatible with Bazel 4.0 and 4.1 and contains selected changes by the Bazel community and Google engineers.

Bazel rolling releases

*tl:dr Bazel rolling releases are now available *

Bazel 4.1

Bazel 4.1 is a minor release as part of Bazel’s first LTS release. It is fully backward compatible with Bazel 4.0 and contains selected changes by the Bazel community and Google engineers.

Google and Debian work together to make COVID-19 researchers’ lives easier

Bazel is now available as an easy to install package distributed on Debian and Ubuntu. Tensorflow packaging for Debian is progressing.

Writing fuzz tests with ease using Bazel

We are announcing Bazel support for developing and testing fuzz tests, with OSS-Fuzz integration, through the new rules_fuzzing Bazel library.

Bazel 4.0

Bazel 4.0 is a major release and Bazel’s first LTS release. It contains new features and backwards incompatible changes.