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USAGE='bazel-run.sh [<bazel option>...] <target> [ -- [<target option>]... ]'
DESCRIPTION='
  Builds and runs the command generated by "bazel run" in the calling
  terminal. The command is run as a grandchild of the current shell,
  not from the Bazel server. Therefore, the program will have a controlling terminal, and
  the Bazel lock is released before running the command.'

function usage() {
  echo "$USAGE" "$DESCRIPTION" >&2
}

function die() {
  echo "$1"
  exit 1
}

function cleanup() {
  rm "$runcmd"
}

[ $# -gt 0 ] || { usage; exit 1; }

runcmd="$(mktemp /tmp/bazel-run.XXXXXX)" || die "Could not create tmp file"
trap "cleanup" EXIT

bazel run --script_path="$runcmd" "$@" || exit $?
[ -x "$runcmd" ] || die "File $runcmd not executable"

"$runcmd"


Add script which uses `bazel run` to invoke the command in the calling terminal, not the bazel server.
Add script which uses `bazel run` to invoke the command in the calling terminal, not the bazel server.

This fixes two user annoyances:
  1) the command can now read from stdin
  2) the bazel lock is not held when the command is invoked

The script use's bazel's `--script_path` flag to write out the shell script that runs the command.

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MOS_MIGRATED_REVID=112815712
