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@github-actions github-actions bot added the awaiting-review Awaiting review from Bazel team on PRs label Dec 30, 2025
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This pull request focuses on a critical dependency upgrade for rules_kotlin to its latest stable version. This update triggers a cascade of necessary synchronizations across various Bazel module dependencies and a cleanup of the Maven dependency management configuration, ensuring the project remains current with its build tooling and libraries. The changes aim to improve stability, leverage new features, and maintain compatibility within the build system.

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  • rules_kotlin Version Update: The primary change involves updating the rules_kotlin dependency from version 2.2.1 to 2.2.2 in the MODULE.bazel file.
  • Bazel Module Dependency Sync: The MODULE.bazel.lock file has been updated to reflect new versions and hashes for several other Bazel modules, including abseil-cpp, bazel_skylib, bazel_worker_api, bazel_worker_java, protobuf, and rules_cc, ensuring consistency with the updated rules_kotlin.
  • Maven Dependency Refinement: The maven_install.json file has been modified to update artifact hashes, remove explicit entries for protobuf-java and protobuf-java-util, and streamline conflict resolution by removing older versions of Guava, Truth, and Mockito.
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This pull request updates the rules_kotlin dependency to version 2.2.2. This change also updates several transitive dependencies in MODULE.bazel.lock and cleans up the maven_install.json lock file, notably by removing Maven artifacts for protobuf which is now correctly handled as a Bazel module. The changes are consistent and look correct for a dependency update. However, the pull request description is empty and the checklist is not filled out. Please update the description and checklist as required by the project's contribution guidelines before this can be merged.

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