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@@ -266,7 +266,7 @@ static_library("hello") { |
``` |
This applies the `hello_config` to the `hello` target itself, plus all |
-targets that depend on transitively depend on the current one. Now |
+targets that transitively depend on the current one. Now |
Nico
2016/01/12 15:19:24
optional: consider doing `gqap` (if you use vim)
Michael Achenbach
2016/01/14 15:09:32
Not using vim. But trying to get the same results
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everybody that depends on us will get our settings. You can also set |
`public_configs` which applies only to targets that directly |
depend on your target (not transitively). |
@@ -323,7 +323,7 @@ came from on the `say_hello` target: |
``` |
You can see that `TWO_PEOPLE` was defined by a config, and you can also |
-see the which like caused that config to be applied to your target (in |
+see the which line caused that config to be applied to your target (in |
this case, the `all_dependent_configs` line). |
Another particularly interesting variation: |